Student Resources

connect with the resources you need to thrive

Explore resources available to you as a current or prospective student at Oregon State University. 

General
Financial
Academic and Career
Health and Wellness
Student Organizations
LGBTQIA+
Undocumented Student Rights

Financial Resources

Academic and Career Resources

Student Success and Advising

In the Ment2Teach Mentorship program, New-to-Oregon State students pursuing an Education degree are paired with a peer mentor.

The Live to Teach Living-Learning Community is a housing option for first-year and transfer students. Students live with other Education majors and participate in the College of Education’s Ment2Teach peer mentoring program.

More Resources

*For undergraduate students only

Health and Wellness 

Group Counseling and Support
  • Explore support and community groups
    • These groups offer welcoming spaces where you can connect and grow with other students who share similar experiences, challenges, or identities.

Student Organizations

Undocumented Student Rights 

As a public institution, OSU follows Oregon’s Sanctuary Promise laws. This means that, except where required by federal law, OSU will not voluntarily assist with federal immigration enforcement efforts. 

Oregon’s Sanctuary Promise Law states: 

  • University, state and local law enforcement agencies within Oregon cannot investigate or interrogate individuals for immigration enforcement purposes.

  • The university does not release confidential student or employee information to federal immigration enforcement agencies except as required by law, valid warrant, subpoena or court order.

  • All voluntary requests from federal agencies to the university related to civil immigration enforcement will be denied, documented and reported to the Oregon Department of Justice.

For more information and resources, see the Oregon State University Resources for Beavers Navigating Immigration Matters site.