Resources

Information and referral service for programs that include community and social services, such as food pantries, emergency shelter, rent assistance, utility bill assistance, childcare, and senior services, to name a few.

• 2.1.1 

Personalized guidance to achieve academic goals. 

The Academic Testing for Students with Disabilities office administers in-class academic exams and quizzes with approved testing accommodations for students who are registered with Disability Services (DS).

• 512.245.2276

The Student Concern process is an informal process to address the non-compliance of the accommodation implementation for students registered with Disability Services (DS).

Provides key services and resources for research and innovation.

• 512.245.2686 

Services include disaster relief and preparedness; CPR and first aid training; international family tracing; and support for military, veterans, and their families.

• 1.800.RED.CROSS (1.800.733.2767) 

Offers psychoeducational and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) assessments and counseling services.  

• 512.245.2007 

Offers legal services to all currently enrolled students at no additional cost. 

• 512.245.2370

• 1-512-472-4357

Provides mental and emotional health support for adults, children, and adolescents.

• 800.841.1255 

Education and coaching for financial success

• 512.245.TXST (8978)

A free mobile app that creates a virtual safety network of friends and family.
    •  Apple App Store 
    •  Google Play App Store 

Use one application to apply for multiple scholarships available for Texas State students. 

• 512.245.TXST (8978)

A safe, reliable transportation option for late hours.

• 512.245.1689

The Bobcat Shuttle provides free rides to both students and the general public. 

• shuttle@txstate.edu

Find events, organizations, and track your involvement via this resource.  

The B3 Program encourages, recognizes, and celebrates the efforts of TXST students working hard to bounce back to good academic standing.

• 512.408.6263

Explore wage data for over 800 occupations. 

Navigate campus with interactive maps.

A list of religious organizations from the Interfaith Alliance. 

Provides students with affordable professional attire for interviews, career fairs, and networking events.  

• 512.245.2645 

A one-stop career center providing career resources and support.

• 512.245.2645 

Takes a preventative approach to resolving conflict using mediation in the San Marcos area. 

Report students breaking the Code of Student Conduct. 

Helps Central Texans improve their economic self-reliance through a range of services and community partnerships.

• 512.392.1161 

Meets the mental health needs of the community by offering counseling services.

• 512.245.3083 

Resources to prepare yourself to make informed financial decisions. 

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

•  512-245-2208

Supports the well-being and resiliency of students as they navigate life while enrolled at TXST.

• During business hours: 512.245.2208
• After business hours: 512.245.2208, press 2

Resources and information regarding domestic violence, sexual assault, or homelessness in Comal County.  

• 830.620.4357 

Provides free, 24/7, high-quality text-based mental health support and crisis intervention.

• Text 741741 

Helps students meet basic needs that cannot be covered due to an emergency.  

• 512.245.2124 

Provides global educational experiences and opportunities for Bobcats.  

• 512.245.1967 

Emergency tuition and short-term loans are available to eligible students to assist with down payments for tuition or school-related expenses. 

• 512.245.TXST (8978)

Keep track of student loans. 

Distributed through United Way of Hays & Caldwell Counties, the FamilyWize card lowers the cost of medicine by an average of 35% or more for people without insurance or who take medications not covered by their plan.

• 512.353.1420

Provides students support with the financial aid and scholarship processes.  

• 512.245.TXST (8978) 

Connects first-gen students and their families to academic resources, life skills development, and enrichment opportunities.  

Forever Bobcats is a generous community of alumni, family, friends, faculty, and staff determined to make a difference in the lives of Texas State students and invest in our university’s legacy.

Campus-wide network of support to assist students who have a lived experience in the foster care system achieve educational success by focusing on recruitment, retention, and graduation.

To apply for federal and state grants, work-study and student loans.

Resources to help graduate students get the financing they need – from internal scholarships to graduate student travel funds. 

Funding opportunities for graduate students.

Specialized resources for graduate students.

• 512.245.2581 

Weeklong event for grad students, including workshops, wellness activities, and other special events.

• 512.245.2581 

Provides food assistance to individuals and families in need throughout the community.  

• 512.392.8300 

Provides medical and prescription drug coverage for eligible, low-income Hays County residents who don’t qualify for other state or federal health care programs.

• 512.393.7779 

Free or low-cost legal assistance for residents in need.  

Offers 24/7 crisis services for both children and adults including assessment, case management, crisis follow-up, and support.

• 1.877.466.0660 

Provides education, violence prevention services and crisis intervention to community members experiencing family violence, dating violence, sexual assault, or child abuse.

• 512.396.4357 

An easy, single-point reporting mechanism for faculty, staff, students and others to report student concerns. Should not be used for emergencies. 

• 512.245.2124

Provides resources for food, clothing, and community advocacy.  

• 512.259.0360 

A resource center and emergency shelter for those affected by family and sexual violence in Williamson County.  

• 800.460.7233 

Find the necessary services, resources, and information for on-campus living.  

• 512.245.4663 

Budget builder, financial literacy courses, scholarships, and more. 

Career resources, industry insights, and support for higher education professionals.  

• 202.659.9208 

Supports TXST international students by providing immigration, integration, programming, and intercultural expertise.  

• 512.245.7966 

Request sign language interpreting services or captioning services. 

• df107@txstate.edu 

Tech services, support, and products available for the university community.  

• 512.245.ITAC (4822) 

Provides essential hygiene items such as shampoo, deodorant, soap, and other hygiene-related items.  

• 512.557.8836 

Comprehensive list of resources designed to support your academic journey.

This form is specifically for students requesting a laptop for extended use (28-day checkout). Due to a limited number of devices, priority is given to students in need of a laptop due to hardship or unexpected misfortune.

Search found items or file a claim to report a lost item. 

Resources to assist everyone involved in the major exploration process.

• 512.245.2218 

Offers tutoring services focused specifically on math. 

• 512.245.2551 

Free, confidential, and compassionate support, crisis intervention information, education, and referral services to support survivors of domestic violence.  

• 800.799.SAFE (7233) 

24/7 confidential support for individuals in crisis or distress.  

•  9.8.8 

Provides equal access to all university programs and activities for students with disabilities.

• 512.245.3451 

Manages Title IX programs and investigates claims of discrimination and sexual misconduct on campus.

• 512.245.2539 

Assists veterans and dependents with veteran educational benefits, certifying enrollments for the Department of Veterans Affairs, processing the Hazlewood benefit, and monitoring student degree plans and academic progress as required for their benefits.

• 512.245.2641 

Provides a confidential place for employees and students to discuss and clarify concerns, identify options, and discover problem-solving strategies to constructively navigate and overcome disputes and problems.

Advocacy and support resources for LGBTQIA+ individuals and their loved ones.  

• San Marcos chapter: 205.246.1800
• Austin chapter: 512.302.3524

Peer-to-peer academic and social support.  

A number of reporting structures established on campus to help find important information and report issues. 

Services provided include a food pantry, Amazon home delivery program, clothing & furniture vouchers, Keep Round Rock Warm, community gardens, The Volunteer Center, a charity resale store, Computers for Kids, and financial assistance for utilities, rent, prescriptions, payday loan assistance, transportation & temporary lodging.

• 512.244.2431

Supports the research and information needs of faculty and students on the growing Round Rock Campus.

• 512.245.2686 

A list of religious organizations in the Central Texas area provided by the Round Rock Chamber. 

Provides outpatient health services to the medically underinsured in Williamson County. 

• 512.716.3929 

Updated safety information for San Marcos and Round Rock Campuses. 

A variety of civilian training programs for the university community, ranging from personal safety to identity theft protection.

• 512.245.2805

Offers emergency disaster services, adult rehabilitation services, homeless shelters, assistance with food insecurity, spiritual care, and financial and emotional support.  

• 1.800.SAL.ARMY 

Provides a safe space for growth and healing through holistic counseling, integrative medicine, peer support, and education.

• 512.451.7337 

Provides decent, safe, and affordable housing for low-income households, including elderly and disabled, in the San Marcos area.

• 512.396.3364 

Bus route information for the City of San Marcos. 

A list of religious organizations from the City of San Marcos. 

Confidential support and advocacy for survivors.

• Bobcats REACH (Response, Education, Awareness, Care, and Healing) Project Advocates: Serves to meet the needs of survivors of dating and domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking at TXST.  
  • 512.396.3404
• University Health Services: High-quality comprehensive medical care services provided by experienced providers; lab tests and X-rays can be performed on site.  
  • 512.245.2161 

Report sexual misconduct including sexual assault and harassment, dating violence, stalking, sexual exploitation, and more. 

• 512-245-2539

Aids families and individuals in Hays County with resources for medical care, food, and shelter.  

• 512.392.6694 

Resources for identifying bullying and cyberbullying, and standing up to it safely.
 

Report student disruptive behaviors. 

• 512-245-2124

Ensures accurate tuition billing, timely refunds, and efficient income collection.

Report disruptive behavior by a student.

• 512.245.2124

Resources and key contacts to support student employment needs.  

Promotes student success through services, student organizations, and community-wide events.  

• 512.245.3219 

Offers a variety of academic support programs including tutoring, supplemental instruction, success coaching, and more. 

• 512.245.2515 

Assists students in achieving resolutions to university-related challenges (i.e., university instructor/professor issues, employer challenges, etc.) in accordance with appropriate University Policies and Procedures Statements.

• 512.245.2124 

Report organizations and individuals for misconduct. This form is not for emergencies. 

Connect virtually with a TXST staff member about a specific topic.

• 512.245.2152

Supports students, faculty, and the local community with testing and evaluation-related needs for student persistence, to minimize barriers to graduation, and campus research. 

• San Marcos Campus - 512.245.2276 
• Round Rock Campus - 512.245.2276 

Apply for financial aid as a non-citizen, Texas resident.

Resources for childcare.  

Information, forms, and Frequently Asked Questions for legal services in the State of Texas.

 Exclusive alumni-only discounts and or benefits.

Employment services, career development opportunities, and workforce training for Texans.  

• 800.628.5115 

A virtual health and well-being platform available to TXST students available 24/7. 

• Apple App Store
• Google Play App Store 

Offers 24/7 mental health crisis support on the phone and in the community of Travis County.

• 512.472.HELP (4357) 

Crisis intervention and suicide prevention for LGBTQIA+ youth.  

• 212.695.8650 

Outreach and student services programs for individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds.

• 512.245.3838 

Competitive intercollegiate sports and activities. 

Streamlined support with Financial Aid & Scholarships, Student Business Services, University Registrar, and Undergraduate Admissions.

• 512.245.TXST (8978) 

Stay informed with real-time emergency updates.

Learn about federal student loan repayment based on where you are in the process.

Provides accessible, friendly, and accurate academic advising to undergraduate students at Texas State who are in the process of exploring and selecting a major.

• 512.245.2218 

Comprehensive program and course listings.

High-quality comprehensive medical care services provided by experienced providers; lab tests and X-rays can be performed on site.  

• San Marcos Campus - 512.245.2161 
• San Marcos - Thorpe Lane - 512.245.2161 
• Round Rock Campus - 512.245.2161 

Ensures campus safety via a range of services to protect the health, safety, and welfare of students, faculty, and staff. 

• Emergency: 9.1.1
• Non-Emergency:
  • San Marcos: 512.245.2805
  • Round Rock: 512.716.4911

Provides military-connected students with both academic and personal resources via peer-to-peer mentoring to support academic success.

• 512.245.2515 

24/7 confidential crisis support for veterans and their loved ones.  

• 9.8.8., press 1 

Provides outpatient health services to the medically underinsured in Williamson County.

• 512.943.3600 

Bluebonnet Trails Community Services are dedicated to assisting individuals experiencing a behavioral health crisis.

• 1-800-841-1255

Improve your research and writing skills with peer-to-peer support.

• 512.245.3018