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A great place to locate off-campus resources in San Marcos and across Texas. 

Who can use this resource? Anyone. 

How to use this resource? Visit the 2-1-1 website and enter the name of the resource you seek and your zip code or use the guided search tool. You can also call 2-1-1 and let them know what you need assistance with. Either way, you will be able to receive information on the resources that you need. 

What can I expect from this resource? You can find information about local resources such as housing, food, employment, and medical services.

The go-to service for help in developing scheduling strategies, exploring major and minor options, making sense of academic policies and degree requirements, and ensuring you are on track to achieve your academic goals. 

Who can use this resource? Any Texas State student. 

How to use this resource? This will depend on your specific needs. Whether you need a 30-minute appointment or have a quick question for an advisor, you will find an advising option that fits your needs. Your first step is to identify your Advising Center. Once you identify your Advising Center, check out their website to determine their advising services (in-person, drop-in, advising form) and resources (degree flowcharts, check sheets).

What can I expect from this resource? You can expect to receive help with academic planning, questions about your degree plan, major exploration, referrals to campus resources, and much more. It is important to note that advising appointments for registration fill up fast. Do not wait until the last minute to schedule an appointment or you may not be able to see an advisor before your registration period opens. A good rule of thumb is to schedule your registration advising appointment several weeks in advance.

Keep track of important academic dates, such as registration or the last day to add/drop a class. 

Who can use this resource?  Any Texas State student. 

Check out a laptop for extended use (28 days) outside of the library.

Who can use this resource? Currently enrolled Texas State students. 

How to use this resource? Submit the Long-Term Laptop Request form and follow any further instructions provided. Please note that laptops are first come, first served. Priority is given to students needing a laptop due to hardship or unexpected misfortune.

What can I expect from this resource? You can check out a laptop for use outside of Alkek Library for 28 days. Laptops and chargers must be returned to the Ask Alkek/Check Out Desk on the 2^nd floor of Alkek Library.

Check out a laptop for same-day return at Alkek Library. 

Who can use this resource?  Currently enrolled Texas State students. 

How to use this resource? Visit the Ask Alkek/Check Out Desk on the 2^nd floor of Alkek Library.   You must sign an Agreement for Use of Laptop Computers form and present your Texas State ID card or official government photo ID (such as a driver's license). Laptops and chargers must be returned to the Ask Alkek/Check Out Desk on the 2^nd floor of Alkek Library. They cannot be returned using the self-service kiosk. Please note that laptops are first come, first served. 

What can I expect from this resource? You can check out a laptop for use within the Alkek Library. Laptops have access to widows applications and software programs needed to complete course assignments. Laptops/chargers must be returned at least one hour before closing. 

Offers a variety of legal services to students. 

Who can use this resource?  Currently enrolled Texas State students.

How to use this resource? To make an appointment with an attorney, please call 512-245-2370. You will need to provide your student ID number (A0#) to schedule an appointment. 

What can I expect from this resource? You can expect confidential legal services at no cost. Attorneys can assist with family and criminal law, immigration law, renter’s rights, LGBTQIA+ resources, etc. You can learn more about specific legal topics through the Attorney for Students website by clicking on the topic you are curious about. 

An on-campus food pantry located in the Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS) building. 

Who can use this resource? Any Texas State student.

How to use this resource? Visit the Bobcat Bounty website and complete the participant survey. 

What can I expect from this resource? Students can obtain healthy foods in a grocery store atmosphere. Bobcat Bounty is located in the Family and Consumer Sciences Building, room 187. 

Provides a listing of internal and external scholarship opportunities. 

Who can use this resource? Any Texas State student.

How to use this resource? Sign in using your institution (Texas State), NetID, and password to access internal and external scholarship opportunities. Be wary of putting too many defining factors/qualifications, as it may limit the number of results you see. 

What can I expect from this resource? BOSS allows you to access a comprehensive list of available scholarship options, without having to search multiple websites. 

Can assist eligible students experiencing unforeseen financial crises (loss/underemployment, medical bills, insecure housing) with limited, one-time funds. 

Who can use this resource? LGBTQIA+ adults (ages 18-25) who reside in the greater San Marcos area. 

How to use this resource? You must submit an application through the Bobcat Pride Scholarship Fund website, provide the required documentation, and complete a phone interview. 

What can I expect from this resource? Limited funds are available. Most application decisions are made immediately following your interview. Once you apply, BPSF can also assist with creating a next steps plan. 

Provides financial literacy resources and tools to help you take hold of your financial future. 

Who can use this resource? Any Texas State student.

How to use this resource? Create an account and sign into BOBCATGOLD to complete financial literacy courses and access financial literacy tools and resources. 

What can I expect from this resource? You can expect to gain a wealth of practical knowledge to assist you in the process of developing your current and future finances. 

Who can use this resource? Currently enrolled Texas State students. 

How to use this resource? Students can access the Paw Pantry during Commons Hall operating hours. Take the stairs or elevator to the second floor. From the second floor foyer, head into the alcove to the left of room 223 and look to your right. 

What can I expect from this resource? Access to limited food and hygiene items. 

Municipal bus system in San Marcos. 

Who can use this resource? Anyone. 

How to use this resource? The municipal bus, or THE BUS, has multiple stops around San Marcos, including apartments/housing, shopping, and dining. You may have noticed green bus stop signs around San Marcos with the letter “B.” These are THE BUS stops. Visit the Municipal Bus website to identify your desired route. Free for students - just show the driver your Texas State ID card. THE BUS runs Monday-Friday, 7 am-6 pm.  

CARTS also offers the Interurban Bus, which provides a route from Austin to Texas State University. Complete route information is available on the Interurban Coach website. Fares range from $4 one way, $6 all day, or $88 a month. The Interurban Coach runs Monday-Friday.

What can I expect from this resource? Public transportation around San Marcos or from Austin to San Marcos. As with any public transit, plan accordingly. Traffic, trains, and alternate routes can cause delays in arrival and return. Plan to leave early enough to ensure you arrive at your destination with extra time to spare. 

Provides career events, job shadowing, resume resources, career planning, and career exploration services. 

Who can use this resource? Any Texas State student.

How to use this resource? Activate your Handshake account to schedule appointments with Career Services and to apply for jobs and internships on or off campus. Drop-in Career Peer-Advising is available for quick services such as resume and cover letter review, Handshake assistance, part-time job search, and interview preparation, Students can also access the Career Closet to receive one free interview outfit. 

What can I expect from this resource? Assistance finding a full-time or part-time job, resume review, and help developing your interview skills. 

Provides walk-in tutoring services for STEM subjects. 

Who can use this resource?  Currently enrolled Texas State students whose major falls under the College of Science and Engineering. 

How to use this resource? Tutoring is offered in person and through Zoom on a first come, first served basis. Students can review the tutoring schedule to locate the course(s) they need. You must sign in using your Texas State student ID card to use this resource. 

What can I expect from this resource? Tutoring is offered for various STEM subjects, such as Biology, Chemistry, Engineering (including Civil, Electrical, Industrial, Manufacturing, and Mechanical), Math, and Physics. The CLC has a few general policies, such as no food or drinks, so familiarize yourself with them before you go. The complete list of policies can be found under our policies on the CLC website. 

Provides tutoring services for specific Computer Science courses and Discrete Math.

Who can use this resource?  Currently enrolled Texas State students.

How to use this resource? Visit MCS 593 (inside the MCS 590 Computer Lab Suite). 

What can I expect from this resource? Tutoring is only offered for MATH 2358 (Discrete Math), CS 1428 (Foundations of Computer Science I), CS 2308 (Foundations of Computer Science II), and CS 3358 (Data Structures and Algorithms). 

Provides consultation, crisis response, brief counseling, prevention activities, and educational workshops/webinars. 

Who can use this resource? Currently enrolled Texas State students. 

How to use this resource? Visit the Counseling Center website to access the tools and resources you need. If you are a new client needing counseling services, visit their appointment website and select the “Schedule Initial Consultation” button. If you are a current or returning client (less than one year), please call 512-245-2208 to schedule an appointment. 

To use TimelyCare, you can sign in via the website 24/7 or download the app from the App Store or Google Play. 

Through the Counseling Center website, students can access online self-help resources, such as the Bobcat Mental Wellness video library and Therapy Assistance Online (TAO). Students can also filter and search for specific self-help tools through the self-help tools and resources page.

What can I expect from this resource? Confidential individual, group, and couples/relationship counseling. Current students can also use 24/7 virtual, mental health services through TimelyCare. Insurance is not required to use the Texas State Counseling Center or TimelyCare services. Students can also take advantage of self-help resources as needed. 

Provides available resources for coping with grief/loss, sexual assault/harassment, and mental health crises. 

Who can use this resource? Any Texas State student.

How to use this resource? Visit the website and select the applicable resource for further information. 

What can I expect from this resource? You will receive information about who to contact for assistance for various crises and urgent support needs. 

If you are experiencing thoughts of suicide or self-harm, please call 911, the 24-hour crisis hotline (let them know you are a Texas State student) at 877-466-0660 or the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 9-8-8 immediately. Current students can also contact the Counseling Center at 512-245-2208 Monday-Friday from 8 am-5 pm for crisis appointments.

Quickly notify faculty of absences. 

Who can use this resource?  Currently enrolled Texas State students.

How to use this resource? Use this resource to send notifications and documentation directly to your instructors, who will review the information in accordance with their attendance policies. Click the Absences Notification Form to submit your form and documentation on the Absence Notifications website. If you have access limitations or are experiencing an emergency/crisis, call the Dean of Students office at 512-245-2124 for assistance. 

What can I expect from this resource? You can seamlessly notify your faculty members of your absence and provide any supporting documentation of your absence(s). The absence notification system is essential if you plan to be absent for an extended period. 

Assists students with meeting basic needs (food, housing, transportation, and utilities) due to urgent, unexpected emergencies. CARE funding is limited to $500 and cannot be used for tuition/student account balances. 

Who can use this resource? Currently enrolled Texas State students; Must be enrolled in at least six credit hours. 

How to use this resource? Must meet eligibility requirements (see below) and complete the required application process. 

What can I expect from this resource? Funding of up to $500 for basic needs such as food, housing, transportation, and utilities. It cannot be used toward tuition, fees, or student account balances. Documentation of unexpected/unforeseen emergency is required. 

Eligibility Requirements

• Currently enrolled in at least six credit hours at TXST. 
• Experienced an unexpected or unforeseen emergency. 
• Exhausted all financial resources, including student loans awarded through Financial Aid. 
• Provide documentation of unexpected or unforeseen emergency. 
• Provide documentation of basic need cost. 
• Provide a budget of monthly expenses and income budget, including financial aid refunds, using the Bobcat Gold Budget Tool.
  • Use this Monthly Budget Resource Guide for assistance. 
• Not have received emergency funding from our office within the same academic year. 
• Meet with a CARE Center staff member in person or virtually.
• If approved for emergency funding, provide a thank you letter indicating the impact of funds.

Available for eligible students who cannot make the down payment required for their payment plan. ONLY assists with the down payment for enrollment into the payment plan. Funds are limited, so acceptance of an application does not indicate that funds are available. 

Who can use this resource? Currently enrolled Texas State students.

How to use this resource? Must meet eligibility requirements (see below) and complete the required application process. 

What can I expect from this resource? This loan only assists with the down payment for enrollment into the payment plan. You will automatically be enrolled in the payment plan on the 13^th class day (fall/spring) and 4^th class day (summer) to complete the payment process. You will incur a $30 enrollment fee for enrollment in the payment plan. Loans are due within the semester borrowed; loans not repaid by the due date are subject to a delinquent charge. A 1.25% origination fee is assessed instead of interest.

Eligibility Requirements

• Be enrolled in the current semester.
• Unable to complete the 1^st installment payment after funds from other sources have been applied.
• No holds on your account.
• In-State or Out-of-State residency status.
• Valid social security number (SSN) or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) on file with the university.
• No outstanding prior balance.

Community food bank serving Hays County residents (including San Marcos). 

Who can use this resource? Must meet at least ONE of the eligibility requirements (see below). 

How to use this resource? Must provide name, address, number in household, signature, and meet at least one of the eligibility requirements (see below). 

What can I expect from this resource? Food is distributed on Monday from 4 pm to 6 pm at the Hays County Food Bank located at 220 Herndon St. in San Marcos. 

Eligibility Requirements

• Have a household income at or below 185% of the Federal Poverty Level.
• Participate in one of the following government assistance programs: SNAP, TANF, SSI, NSLP, or Medicaid.
• Have a temporary food emergency such as a natural disaster (eligible for up to 6 months).

Offers free and confidential services for victims of family violence, dating violence, sexual assault, or child abuse. 

Who can use this resource? Anyone – no matter your sex/gender/age.  

How to use this resource? Call the helpline 24/7 at 512-396-4357 or 800-700-4292. 

What can I expect from this resource?  Specially trained advocates and volunteers will provide you with any necessary help or resources that you need based on your situation.

If you are in immediate danger, please call 9-1-1.

Can provide resources to those experiencing housing insecurity. 

Who can use this resource?  Anyone. 

How to use this resource? You can contact HOME by filling out the Contact Us form or by emailing homecentertx@gmail.com 

What can I expect from this resource? HOME can connect you to resources in the community based on your needs. May also offer hygiene bags and other donated items based on availability. 

Provides support, assistance, and resources to international students attending Texas State. 

Who can use this resource? International students attending Texas State. 

How to use this resource? The ISSS website provides information and resources related to a variety of topics. The Student Resources tab provides information on topics such as filing taxes, transportation, and US money and banking. Students can also email international@txstate.edu or call 512-245-7966 for assistance. 

What can I expect from this resource? International students can receive help with immigration processes and issues, F-1 student check-in, advice, and advocacy.  

Helps with technology related needs and questions. 

Who can use this resource?  Any Texas State student.

How to use this resource? Students can call 512-245-4822, email itac@txstate.edu, live chat, or stop by in person at the Alkek Library on the 1^st floor for assistance. 

What can I expect from this resource? ITAC provides technical support for log-in issues, hardware/software issues, connectivity issues, and more. In a nutshell, if you have a technology issue, contact ITAC. 

Provides tutoring services in almost all Math courses.

Who can use this resource? Currently enrolled Texas State students.

How to use this resource? Visit DERR 238. For Pre-Calculus, Calculus I and Calculus II, visit CalCentral located in DERR 226.  Visit the Math Cats website for their tutoring schedule. Math Cats also offers a library of reference handouts on their website. 

What can I expect from this resource? Tutors will help you with homework and understanding the material but will not do the work for you. Math Cats has a few general policies, such as no open drinks near the computers and no food, so make sure to familiarize yourself with their policies before you go. A complete list of policies can be found on the Math Cats website. 

Tutoring services for modern languages. 

Who can use this resource? Currently enrolled Texas State students.

How to use this resource? For online tutoring (Spanish, Arabic, Italian, French), visit the Department of World Languages and Literatures website, click or hover on students, and then select world languages tutoring. It will then have you log in, using your BobcatMail credentials. Languages such as French, German, and Spanish offer in-person tutoring services. Tutoring schedules are located on their specific program websites. 

What can I expect from this resource? Tutors can help you with specific homework questions, grammar, vocabulary, and conversation/speaking skills. 

A virtual hub, streamlining communications and access to immigration resources, programs, and research available to all Texas State students.

Who can use this resource? Any Texas State student. 

How to use this resource? FAQ's and upcoming events are posted on the website. Students can also reach out to monarchcenter@txstate.edu for questions or concerns. 

What can I expect from this resource? Education, support, and advocacy. 

Offers accommodation services and support for students with disabilities.

Who can use this resource? Currently enrolled Texas State students. Must meet eligibility requirements. 

How to use this resource? To register with ODS, the first step is to submit an application and any related documentation online through the ODS website. If you need assistance or have questions about the application process, please contact ODS at 512-245-3451 or stop by their office located in the LBJ Student Center, Suite 5-5.1. Once your application and documentation have been received, ODS will contact you to schedule an accommodation review meeting. 

What can I expect from this resource? Once you are officially registered with ODS (have completed your application, submitted documentation, and had your review meeting), they will work with you to provide any necessary accommodations. Registering with ODS is a process and takes time. To ensure that you receive any necessary accommodations timely, register with ODS as soon as possible. 

Find resources and tools related to financial aid (loans and grants), scholarships, FAFSA or TASFA applications, and Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP). 

Who can use this resource? Any Texas State student.

How to use this resource? Access tools and resources on the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships website. For optimum experience, students should speak with a Financial Aid Advisor by calling 512-245-2315 or visiting J.C. Kellam, Suite 240. When going in person, you will walk into the reception area and check in at the front desk. Once it is your turn, a Financial Aid Advisor will call your name. 

What can I expect from this resource? You can learn about various financial aid options such as loans and grants. Additionally, you can find resources related to the FAFSA, TASFA, and SAP.  

Positive peer support to help students transition to Texas State socially and academically. 

Who can use this resource? Currently enrolled first-year Texas State students. 

How to use this resource? First-year students enrolled in a section of US 1100 are assigned a Peer Mentor for their class section. Peer Mentors will contact students in their assigned sections with information about their services, including how to schedule an appointment. For those enrolled in a section of US 1100 that is not given a Peer Mentor, students can email peermentoring@txstate.edu to schedule an appointment.

What can I expect from this resource? Peer mentors can help with various things, such as finding campus resources or opportunities to get involved. Peer mentors also serve as a connection that you can talk to about academics or difficulties adjusting to college life. Just remember that you get out of it what you put in. Make sure you attend any scheduled meetings with your Peer Mentor and come prepared with topics or questions you want to discuss. Examples include areas of improvement, academic/social goals, long-term career goals, and how your mentor can enhance your college experience. 

Help with physics homework and other course-related material. 

Who can use this resource? Currently enrolled Texas State students.

How to use this resource? If you are a Physics major or taking a Physics course, you can stop by the Physics Study Center which is located on the 3^rd floor of the Roy F. Mitte (RFM) building near rooms 3224 and and 3227. 

What can I expect from this resource? You can receive homework or course-related question assistance from students participating in the Learning Assistant (LA) program. 

Available to eligible students to assist with the cost of school-related expenses, up to $550. 

Who can use this resource? Currently enrolled Texas State students. Must meet eligibility requirements. 

How to use this resource? Must meet eligibility requirements (see below) and complete the required application process. Once approved, funds will be distributed by mail or direct deposit within 2-4 business days. 

What can I expect from this resource? Up to $550 for school-related expenses. The loan is interest-free, but there is a $5 origination fee, which will be added to your account balance. Loans are due within the semester borrowed. Loans not repaid by the due date are subject to a delinquent charge. 

Eligibility Requirements 

• Must have at least a 2.0 Texas State GPA. 
• Be enrolled in the current semester. 
• Have made sufficient payment toward current term enrollment. 
• No holds on your records. 
• Valid social security number (SSN) or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) on file with the university.

Resources for healthy sleep habits. 

Who can use this resource? Anyone. 

How to use this resource? Visit the website for a variety of videos, information, and resources to improve your sleep health. 

What can I expect from this resource? You can find information about the importance of healthy sleep habits and how they can impact your physical health and mental well-being. 

Assistance for those experiencing housing and/or food insecurity. Operates as a cold weather shelter during extreme weather conditions. 

Who can use this resource?  Anyone. 

How to use this resource? To use this resource, please visit the Southside Community Center, located at 518 South Guadalupe St. in San Marcos. You can also reach them at 512-392-6694. For cold weather shelter updates, follow them on Facebook.  

What can I expect from this resource? A healthy meal is served daily starting at 4:00pm for ANYONE needing a meal. Laundry and shower facilities are also available, as well as clothing vouchers during certain hours Monday-Friday. You must sign in at the front desk to use these services. For laundry, shower, or clothing vouchers visit the Southside Community website for hours of availability. 

Access the Honor Code, Code of Student Conduct, and University Policies. 

Who can use this resource?  Any Texas State student. 

Provides comprehensive medical care. 

Who can use this resource? Currently enrolled Texas State students. 

**Students not currently enrolled may use the Student Health Center for one long semester after their last semester enrolled (grace semester). For example, if a student attended in the Fall 2023 semester, but does not attend the Spring 2024 semester, they still have access to the Student Health Center from January 1 – May 31, 2024.

How to use this resource? Students can schedule an appointment using the online portal and selecting the location (Student Health Center, Thorpe Lane Clinic, Round Rock Clinic) or by calling 512-245-2161. Some appointments (mental health, chronic problems, allergy injections, etc.) can only be scheduled by calling the Student Health Center. The online portal provides a comprehensive list of which services require scheduling over the phone. 

Additionally, the Student Health Center offers a 24/7 ask-a-nurse service by calling 512-245-2161, option 2, then option 5. 

What can I expect from this resource? Expect excellent care from qualified physicians. A comprehensive list of healthcare services offered is available through the Student Health Center website. Health insurance is not required, but students are responsible for any charges for services received. Payment is accepted through insurance, credit/debit cards, flex (HSA) cards, payment plans, or having the balance transferred to your student account. Students are charged $25 free for missed appointments and appointments not canceled at least two hours in advance. If you are late, you may not be able to be seen and will be charged a $25 missed appointment fee. 

A one-stop shop for getting involved on campus. 

Who can use this resource? Currently enrolled Texas State students.

How to use this resource? The Student Involvement and Engagement office includes Student Involvement, Leadership & Service, and Fraternity/Sorority Life. These three areas offer various opportunities to get involved on campus. Whether you want to join the Photography Club, serve the community through Bobcat Build, or rush a fraternity/sorority, Student Involvement and Engagement has something for everyone. Students can find a complete list of organizations on the Bobcat Organization Hub. The list of organizations includes the name, type (Academic, Greek, Honors, etc.), description, meeting day, and contact. Clicking on the contact button will provide further information such as website, meeting information, and an online email form where you can connect with the organization if you have any questions.   

What can I expect from this resource? You can expect to gain a sense of connectedness and community through participating in the organization(s) you choose to be part of. It is important to remember that some organizations have specific GPA requirements or dues associated with their membership. These requirements are typical of most Honor Societies and Greek Life organizations. 

Investigates student complaints and suggests solutions. 

Who can use this resource?  Currently enrolled Texas State students.

How to use this resource? Complete the Ombudsperson Reporting Form. Upon receipt, staff will contact you via your BobcatMail.

What can I expect from this resource? The Student Ombudsperson will assist you with achieving resolutions to university-related challenges following appropriate university policies and procedures. 

Helps traditionally underrepresented students. 

Who can use this resource? Currently enrolled Texas State students. Must meet eligibility requirements (see below). 

How to use this resource? Students must complete an online application. Once your application is completed, a Success Coach will reach out to you via email.

What can I expect from this resource? Students can receive personal and group tutoring, have access to workshops/seminars and networking opportunities, can participate in textbook and calculator loan programs, and receive assistance in course selection.  

Eligibility Requirements 

• A first-generation college student.
• A student with disabilities demonstrating an academic need. 
• A student who meets financial guidelines set by the Department of Education. 

A group for Texas State students who are also parents.

Who can use this resource? Currently enrolled Texas State students who are parents.

How to use this resource? Complete the membership form located on the Students Who Are Parents website. 

What can I expect from this resource? Meet other Bobcat parents and get connected with relevant resources. 

Promotes academic excellence by helping students enhance the skills needed to succeed academically. 

Who can use this resource? Currently enrolled Texas State students.

How to use this resource? Students must schedule an appointment online or by calling 512-245-5102 to meet with a Success Coach. 

What can I expect from this resource? Your Success Coach can help you stay on track with your personalized success program, navigate academic expectations, provide support to help overcome obstacles inside and outside the classroom, and collaborate with you to develop educational goals. Further information about Success Coaching is available on their website under What to Expect. Additionally, it is essential to familiarize yourself with their Appointment Policy. 

Federal benefit program to assist with purchasing food. 

Who can use this resource? Must meet eligibility requirements. 

How to use this resource? You must complete the online application and participate in an in-person or phone interview. If approved, you will receive a Lone Star Card, which you will use to purchase eligible items. 

What can I expect from this resource? If approved, you will receive a Lone Star Card, which you will use like a debit card to purchase food products.

Eligibility Requirements

• Eligibility requirements and an income limit chart are available on the SNAP website under “Who is it for?” 

Provides transportation around San Marcos. 

Who can use this resource? Any Texas State student.

How to use this resource? Locate on and off campus routes on the Bobcat Shuttle website. Wait at the designated bus stop and hop on. When the shuttle nears your designated stop on the route, pull the chord to signal the driver to stop. 

What can I expect from this resource? Transportation on and off campus includes two Saturday routes: one that travels around San Marcos and the other that travels to Target and the Outlet Mall. As with any public transportation, plan accordingly. Traffic, trains, and alternate routes can cause delays in arrival and return. Plan to leave early enough to ensure you arrive at your destination with extra time to spare. Accurate time tracking is available to check the status of your bus.  

Successfully navigate your transfer journey to Texas State.  

Who can use this resource?  Future, newly admitted, and current transfer students. 

How to use this resource? Future and current transfer students can meet with a Transfer Navigator for assistance with any questions or concerns related to the transfer process. Resources are available online for future, newly admitted, and current transfer students.   

What can I expect from this resource? You are not alone in the transfer process. Not only can you connect with a Transfer Navigator, but you can also connect with a Transfer Ambassador. Transfer Ambassadors are Texas State students who transferred just like you. They have experience adjusting to university life and can help you navigate the process. The Transfer Center also offers events specifically centered around transfer students. 

Writing assistance for all majors and genres at any stage in the writing process. 

Who can use this resource?  Currently enrolled Texas State students.

How to use this resource? The University Writing Center requires that you schedule an appointment. You can schedule an appointment through the University Writing Center website by clicking the BOOK NOW button. Appointments are available on campus. To learn more about the writing consultants you will be working with, visit the Consultants and Staff page for a brief biography. You must bring your Texas State ID card if your appointment is in person. 

What can I expect from this resource? To begin, your consultant will discuss your current assignment and the purpose and goals of what you are working on. This will be a collaborative effort between you and your consultant. The goal of your appointment is to gain the tools and knowledge necessary to improve your current and future papers. It is important to note that consultants will not edit your paper; you are responsible for revising your assignment.