Navigating the many student-support offices at Hunter can sometimes be confusing. No need to stress! Checkout and learn who does what on campus and how to contact them, if needed.
Our numerous learning centers resources provide ample opportunities for you to get the help you need and succeed at Hunter College, including:
Hunter's state of the art libraries have individual and group study rooms, computer labs and special facilities for students with disabilities.
Hunter's library branches include:
Academic departments offer extra help and workshops in subjects related to your courses. Contact the department advisors for more details.
More About Academic DepartmentsThe Office of AccessABILITY embraces the spirit as well as the letter of the Americans with Disabilities Act, by providing services to all students with permanent or temporary disabilities to ensure that Hunter's programs and activities are accessible.
Visit the Office of AccessABILITYThe Career Center offers a wide variety of workshops, career panels, and careers expos, resume reviews, and on-campus employer interviews and information sessions.
Visit the Career CenterThe Children's Learning Center provides a rich, developmentally appropriate environment for the children of anyone enrolled at Hunter, while you attend classes or perform college-related work.
Visit Children's Learning CenterCounseling & Wellness Services provides mental health, health and wellness services aimed at enhancing your quality of life and maximizing your personal and academic growth and development.
Visit Counseling & Wellness ServicesWhether you want to learn a language, see a new culture, or travel across the globe, studying abroad widens your perspective as a global citizen.
Visit the Office of Education AbroadThe International Students Office supports international students and exchange visitors in their cultural and educational transition to the College.
Visit International Students OfficeStudents who live in the Hunter College residences have the unique opportunity to enrich their learning experiences by becoming involved in the Residence Life community. Residents are involved in a number of social, educational, and cultural programs designed to enhance their out-of-the classroom education and to promote positive relationships within the residences and the community at large.
Only a limited number of Hunter's 23,000 students have the opportunity to live in our residences. Specified scholar groups are given priority access, and are assigned to a residence to better build community among them. The application process is highly competitive, and housing is not guaranteed.
Visit the Office of Residence LifeStudent Veteran Services is the central hub that connects student veterans with academic and personal support resources on and off campus.
Visit Student Veteran ServicesThe Testing Center provide a secure, professional testing environment, and promotes honesty, integrity and fairness in all testing procedures.
Visit the Testing Center