Student Life
The Office of Civic Engagement provides assistance to students, student groups, faculty, and staff concerning volunteer and community service opportunities. The office serves as a clearinghouse and think tank for outreach programs in the metropolitan Atlanta area.
The Office of Disability Services (ODS) coordinates services available for and provides information upon request to students with disabilities.
The Office of the Dean of Students provides quality, comprehensive programs and services for a diverse student population that promote achievement, empowerment, engagement/involvement, and effective citizenship.
- Student Assistance
The Dean of Students Office-Student Assistance is dedicated to student success and retention through the facilitation of students' knowledge, understanding, and utilization of University systems and resources.
- Student Judicial Affairs
The Dean of Students Office-Judicial Affairs protects the rights and safety of all students and provides students with a process that addresses their educational and developmental needs.
- Commuter Student Services
The Dean of Students Office-Commuter Student Services provides services to Georgia State University students, staff, and faculty, dealing with commuter-related issues.
- Emergency Locator
In the event of an emergency such as a life-threatening situation or serious illness, the Dean of Students Office will make an attempt to deliver a message or contact number to a student in class regarding the emergency information.
- Greek Life
While there are many opportunities to get involved at Georgia State, fraternities and sororities stand out as a unique and life-long involvement opportunity.
- Intercultural Relations
Intercultural Relations provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff to engage in meaningful dialogues, actively participate in diversity and cultural programs and participate in training opportunities to enhance their understanding of and appreciation for the immense diversity and numerous cultures present at Georgia State.
- Religious Activities
The Council of Interfaith Concerns is a coordinating body for the religious organizations at Georgia State University. It meets regularly to plan and implement interfaith programs and activities, sponsors special worship services throughout the school year, and provides a resource for denominations and synagogues doing ministry on campus.
- Student Accident Insurance
A portion of the Georgia State University student activity fee is used to provide accident insurance for enrolled students under certain circumstances and conditions.
- Student Health Insurance
The following groups of Georgia State University students are required to have health insurance.
• Undergraduate and Graduate International Students holding "F" or "J" visa status
• Graduate Students receiving Full-time tuition waivers
• Graduate Students receiving fellowships that fully fund their tuition
Additionally, for those students (domestic and international) not covered under the mandatory plan, a voluntary plan is also available.
- Student Victim Assistance
The Dean of Students Office-Student Victim Assistance provides services to students who have experienced a traumatic event or have been the victim of sexual assault or other crimes.
- New Student Programs and Parent Relations
New Student Orientation and Parent Relations introduces new undergraduate students to Georgia State University by offering orientation programs that facilitate student integration into curricular, co-curricular, and University life.
The Office of Educational Opportunity and TRIO Programs is one of the University's primary vehicles for outreach to the greater Atlanta community. The Office serves as the coordinating body for a variety of programs designed to provide access to educational opportunities, increase retention and graduation rates as well as prepare students for doctoral study.
The Office of African-American Student Services and Programs (OAASS&P) serves students, faculty, staff, and community members in areas such as academic advisement, campus involvement, academic support, job and graduate school referrals and recommendations, and graduate research.
Known as the campus meeting place, the Student*University Center is a centrally located and convenient place for Georgia State University students, faculty, and staff to study, eat, attend a meeting, and learn about campus life.
University Career Services (UCS) is a comprehensive career center with programs, services, information, and counseling to assist students with career decisions, as well as preparation for and implementation of successful job and graduate /professional school searches.
Housing accommodations are available in the Georgia State University Commons, University Lofts, Freshman Hall, Greek Housing, and Piedmont North. These residence halls offer a variety of life-style living options that can be requested on the on-line application.
