Veteran Education Benefits’ Resource Guide contains information on benefits, terms to know, scholarships, and university resources.

This video on maximizing VA benefits is from the NC STRIVE conference and is geared towards helping students understand how to best access resources and funding for their education.

Veterans Education Benefits supports student veterans and veterans’ dependents in applying for and managing their VA Education Benefits and GI Bill. If you need assistance with residency, receiving military credit, a leave of absence, or a tuition payment plan, Veterans Education can help.

The Academic Success Center provides academic assistance for many 100 and 200-level courses, as well as general study support and writing and speaking support for undergraduate and graduate students.

The Disability Resource Office works diligently to ensure that students with disabilities are provided an inclusive experience and equal opportunity to participate in courses and programs by determining eligibility for accommodations and serving as a resource to faculty in helping them understand their obligation in providing equal access.

NC State Academic Advising Programs and Services helps students effectively navigate processes and take advantage of university resources.

Request an official transcript, register for classes using MyPack Portal, review your schedule, find course registration and academic calendars, and view course catalogs for current and future semesters at the Student Services Center.

Order your books online, shop for your favorite Wolfpack fan, or check out the latest computer gear and software at Wolfpack Outfitters.

Find books, journals, and other materials in the Libraries catalog, obtain directions to different branches, and look up hours of operation on the NC State Libraries website.

The Study Abroad Office will help you set goals for study abroad, consider the various program types, understand the financial resources, and get started on an application.

View sports schedules and up-to-date scoreboards, and get ticket, team and event information at GoPack.com.

Find a student organization for you to get involved in.

Visit Scholarships and Financial Aid for information on scholarships, loans, grants and filling out your FAFSA.

Complete this form and return to Financial Aid to include the purchase price of a computer for educational use in your Cost of Attendance.

Short-term loans are available to assist students who need small amounts of funding for emergency expenses. The maximum available loan is $500.

The Student Emergency Fund was established by the Division of Academic and Student Affairs to help ensure that NC State students have access to the support and resources they need to successfully recover from unexpected financial crises.

The NC State Counseling Center is here to help student veterans access your own abilities to make your career at NC State successful and meaningful.

Campus Health provides appropriate, affordable, accessible, and high-quality primary health care to students.

Wellness and Recreation offer group fitness, intramural sports, Outdoor Adventures, and more.

The Women’s Center advocates provide support to survivors of sexual and relationship violence including stalking. Services include crisis counseling intervention, academic/housing advocacy, accompaniment to court, student conduct hearings, and law enforcement agencies, and referrals to other services on campus or in the community.

Student Legal Services provides education, advice, and representation as well as Notary Services.

NC State and campus partners have developed many programs to support students in need of food, housing, financial, and educational security through Pack Essentials.

Visit childcare.gov for more information.

RightTime KiDS drop-in childcare center to provide discounted rates ($8/hr) for faculty, staff, postdocs, and students. RightTime KiDS helps to address short-term, urgent, after-hours, and/or last minute child care needs for children aged 18 months through 12 years.

Located at 2221 Dunn Ave. in the Quad Commons, the Feed the Pack Food Pantry stocks food, household, and hygiene items.

Through the donation of guest meals from student meal plans, a pool of meals has been established for students who find themselves temporarily without food options. These meals can be added to a student ID card to allow entry into Fountain, Clark, and Case (breakfast and lunch only) dining halls, creating easy and discrete access to meals at no cost. Pack Essentials application.

View the graduate catalog, find information on degree programs, student organizations and admissions. Check your application status, and learn about upcoming events the Graduate School offers.