Resources
Resources
We all need support sometimes. The following MIT offices and programs are here to help you.
Graduate Students
GradSupport is the hub of support for MIT graduate students.
Undergraduate Students
Student Support Services (S3) is the hub of support for MIT undergraduate students.
Academic Resources
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Seminar XL study groups for first-year students
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Talented Scholars Resource Room: P-set nights, 1:1 tutoring, and exam reviews
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Seminar XL study groups for first-year students
Talented Scholars Resource Room: P-set nights, 1:1 tutoring, and exam reviews
Wellness Resources Available Through MIT Medical
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Additional Wellness Resources
A comprehensive list of Personal Support resources for MIT students can be found on resources.mit.edu. We’ve highlighted a few below.
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Calm-to-go kits are available through MIT Libraries and in the Compton (Banana) Lounge
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MedLinks: Students promoting health at MIT. MedLinks can answer questions about MIT Medical’s policies and services or help you figure out when and how to connect with other MIT resources
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Money and Food resources: Student Support Services (S3)
Emergency Response
- The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255): 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress as well as prevention and crisis resources
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The Trevor Project Lifeline: a free, confidential and secure instant messaging (TrevorChat)
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and text massaging (TrevorText) service for LGBTQ+ youth
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The Steve Fund: crisis text line for youth of color
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MIT Police 24/7 Emergency number (617-253-1212) OR dial 100 from any MIT phone
The Trevor Project Lifeline: a free, confidential and secure instant messaging (TrevorChat)
and text massaging (TrevorText) service for LGBTQ+ youth
The Steve Fund: crisis text line for youth of color
MIT Police 24/7 Emergency number (617-253-1212) OR dial 100 from any MIT phone
How You Can Help Others
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MindHandHeart: a coalition of students, faculty, and staff with fresh insights, new ideas, and diverse perspectives working collaboratively and strategically to strengthen the fabric of our MIT community
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- Become an MIT Medlinks: a residentially based peer health advocacy program that supports the health of students in their residences
MindHandHeart: a coalition of students, faculty, and staff with fresh insights, new ideas, and diverse perspectives working collaboratively and strategically to strengthen the fabric of our MIT community