Immediately contact Northeastern University Police (NUPD) at 617.373.3333. They are available 24/7.

For non-emergency mental health issues, contact find@northeastern: +1.877.233.9477 (U.S.) or +1.781.457.7777 (Intl.)

The Office of Prevention and Education at Northeastern (OPEN) provides education, consultation, and programming on topics related to alcohol and other drugs. Additionally, University Health and Counseling Services (UHCS) offers counseling, information, and support services for students who may have a substance abuse issue.

In emergency situations, or when the immediate personal safety of a student is in question, always call NUPD first at 617.373.3333 (emergency calls only, available 24/7).

If you’re having difficulty getting to your classes due to an injury, please refer to our Temporary Mobility Challenges on Campus tip sheet and call We Care at 617.373.7591 for additional information. We also have a tip sheet for those students who have experienced a concussion or other ability-limiting injuries.

Contact Disability Resource Center at DRC@northeastern.edu.

For off campus concerns, please contact Off Campus Student Services (OCSS). If you’re having trouble handling other issues in your life, please contact We Care or University Health and Counseling Services (UHCS).

For any academic problems concerning your classes, please speak to your academic advisor. If you’re experiencing other challenges outside of your academics, please feel free to contact We Care at 617.373.7591 or wecare@northeastern.edu. We will work together with our campus partners to make sure you have all of the appropriate support needed.

If you find you’re having a hard time connecting you can reach out to various offices on campus based on your interests. These include Residential Life, the Center for Student Involvement (CSI), the Center for Spirituality, Dialogue, and Service (CSDS), or the Center of Community Service.

You should reach out to your academic advisor or We Care. If you’re having trouble handling other issues in your life, please contact We Care or University Health and Counseling Services (UHCS).

If you’re experiencing any academic problems with your classes, the best person to speak to is your advisor. Whether you feel overwhelmed with the classwork, you don’t have the necessary credits you need for graduation, or some other issue, they can work with you to find a solution. They can also act as a mediary, if you’re having trouble speaking with your professor about an academic issue.

If you’re experiencing any academic problems with your classes, the best person to speak to is your advisor. Whether you feel overwhelmed with the classwork, you don’t have the necessary credits you need for graduation, or some other issue, they can work with you to find a solution. They can also act as a mediary, if you’re having trouble speaking with your professor about an academic issue.

If you’re experiencing any academic problems with your classes, the best person to speak to is your advisor. Whether you feel overwhelmed with the classwork, you don’t have the necessary credits you need for graduation, or some other issue, they can work with you to find a solution. They can also act as a mediary, if you’re having trouble speaking with your professor about an academic issue.

Find your academic advisor here.

For financial related problems, such as questions about your aid package, we suggest that you reach out to the Student Financial Services for assistance. If your challenges go beyond financial, please let us know how we can help and we will do our best to guide you.