Resources At Saint Cloud State University

by Lynn Dobmeier | Oct 17, 2022 | SCSU | 0 comments

Article Written By Karlyn Dobmeier — Editor in Chief

As the days grow darker and colder, St. Cloud State University is reminding students to prioritize their mental health. St. Cloud State University offers many resources through medical, financial and academic assistance to help students do just that.

Some services provided to SCSU students include:

Huskies Food Pantry: (320) 308-5685
Residential Life: (320) 308-2166
Parking & Transportation: (320) 308-3453
Lindgren Child Care Center: (320) 308-3296
Financial Aid Office: (320) 308-2047
HuskyTech: (320) 308-7000
Medical Clinic: (320) 308-3193
Counseling and Psychological Services: (320) 308-3171
Public Safety: (320) 308-3333

Click the following link for the full contact list: https://www.stcloudstate.edu/campuslife/student-services.aspx

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Resources At Saint Cloud State University

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