University of Southern Indiana

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Every student's college experience is unique. To help make this experience a positive one, USI provides a comprehensive range of student support services and activities. These include academic skills development, child care, counseling, financial aid, disability resources, health services, and much more.

The links below will direct you to helpful campus agencies and individuals that are eager to assist you. You can also click here for a complete listing of USI's online services.

Bookstore: 812/464-1717 Purchase new and used textbooks, classroom supplies, novelty items, and apparel. All books and merchandise can be ordered online or by phone. Textbook buy-back offered at the end of each semester.

Bursar's Office: 812/464-1842 Bursar/cashier responsibilities collect fees and other income (tuition), make all fee refunds, and assess student fees. Payment services are also available.

Career Counseling: 812/465-1136 The Career Counseling Center helps students who are undecided about which academic program or career is the "best fit" for them and their personalities. Assessment testing, individual counseling, and job shadowing are available.

Counseling: 812/464-1867 The counseling center offers individual and group counseling, disability support, testing, academic support services, life direction counseling, educational workshops and programs, crisis intervention, substance abuse services, veterans administration tutoring, and consultation.

Disability Resources: 812/464-1867 The mission of the Counseling Center, in providing disability support, is to assist students with disabilities so they may benefit from and participate in educational programming. And, to aid all faculty and staff in meeting the University's obligation of providing reasonable accommodations to qualified students, thereby ensuring an accessible educational environment.

Eagle Access Card: 812/465-1124 University of Southern Indiana uses the Eagle Access Card as the identification card (ID) for students, staff, and faculty. In addition to being the ID card, the Eagle Access Card can become a convenient, easy, and safe way to access products and services without carrying cash. By activating the declining balance feature of the card, you make your ID card a debit card as well. s Card

Financial Assistance: 812/464-1767 The Office of Student Financial Assistance administers federal, state, institutional, and private financial aid programs; works with students to determine their financial need and identify sources of assistance.

Tuition and Fee Information: To view a listing of additional fees associated with distance education courses, please click here.

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