There are many resources on campus to help students cope with academic, financial, emotional, and social issues. We encourage you to make the Advising Office your first stop; we’re happy to listen and to work with you to solve the problem or find the appropriate resources to do so. But there are many other places to find assistance.
607-255-5208, provides professional individual and group counseling
Provides confidential, nonjudgmental consultation, treatment, referral, education, and prevention services
Provides nonjudgmental, short-term counseling by skilled volunteers and training in communications and counseling skills
Assists international students by advising them on federal immigration, tax, and labor regulations and by providing counseling on personal, academic, and cultural matters.
A favorite service unique to Cornell is " An anonymous e-mail advice columnist, Ezra takes all questions, serious and silly, provides in-depth answers, and points readers to resources available to faculty, staff, and students both on campus and in the community. The link below is to Uncle Ezra’s counseling page, which is a comprehensive list of counseling, prevention, self-help, and wellness programs.
