It’s time for both new and returning students to get prepared for Spring 2023 semester. Consider this page your “one-stop shop” of resources and details. Click each resource below to expand it and to learn the most crucial information needed to get the new semester started.
UCF’s Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) office offers individual counseling, group counseling, couples counseling, crisis counseling, various workshops, trainings, and therapies. Counseling services are free to all currently enrolled UCF students.
One of the common concern of supporters of students is making sure their student eats well. UCF has various food options and locations. Different dining plans are designed for both on- and off-campus residents.
If you have specific questions, contact UCF Dining Services at ucfdining@ucf.edu or call 407-823-2651.
UCF highly encourages new students and returning students who are going to drive their own vehicle to campus to purchase parking permit. Student parking is available in any “D” parking lot (color coded as green), and “R/RL/KP” parking lots if they are an on-campus resident.
UCF has various shuttle routes. Students can save time and money with free UCF shuttles. To see the detailed shuttle routes and times, visit UCF Parking Services and click the ‘Transportation’ menu option at the top of the page.
If you have specific questions about parking or shuttles, please contact decals@ucf.edu or shuttles@ucf.edu or call 407-823-5814.
UCF’s Recreation and Wellness Center has amazing indoor and outdoor facilities, including aquatics. Students can utilize these resources for free or at minimum cost.
If you have specific questions about their fitness program or facility, please contact ucfrec@ucf.edu or call via 407-823-2408
Student Academic Resource Center is the learning center on campus where students can access high-quality academic support programs and services.
Student Accessibility Services is a great resource for students who may need any academic-related accommodations. They help student receive course accessibility request letters, make exam accommodations, offer ASL interpreting, and more. If you your student might need some help to overcome a learning barrier, encourage them to reach out to SAS.
You can reach out to SAS by emailing sas@ucf.edu or by calling 407-823-2371.
Student Care Services provides one-on-one support, including guidance, resources, and referrals when UCF students are experiencing significant difficulties related to mental health, physical health, personal and family emergencies, financial issues, or other areas of concern.
UCF Student Health Services offers primary care, immunizations, pharmacy services, dental care, and specialty care. Walk-ins are available, but students are encouraged to make an appointment to avoid any possible wait time. Appointments can be made via phone call at 407-823-2701 or stopping by the Student Health Services.
If your student is looking for some exciting co-curricular events or involvement, they should visit Office of Student Involvement! There are opportunities to join Registered Student Organizations, apply for leadership positions, build friendships, and develop skills that aid in career development along the way.