Campus Resources - Center for Credit Programs

UI Campus Resources for Adult Students

Admissions
Calvin Hall 319/335-3847 or 1-800/553-4692
http://www.uiowa.edu/admissions/
Provides information on and assistance with admissions process. All prospective undergraduate and graduate degree candidates must apply for formal admission. Students taking Continuing Education courses for personal, professional, or preparatory reasons are not required to formally apply.

Career Center
100 Pomerantz Center 319/335-1023
http://www.careers.uiowa.edu/
Offers career programs and counseling, assistance with summer employment and/or internships.

University Billing Office
4A Jessup Hall 319/335-0071 or 1-800/943-4557
http://www.uiowa.edu/ubill/
Maintains student financial records; answers questions about University billing.

Financial Aid
208 Calvin Hall 319/335-1450 or 1-800-553-4692
http://www.uiowa.edu/financial-aid/
Handles questions concerning grants, loans, and most UI scholarship programs. Maintains a file of lesser known aid programs.

Graduate College
205 Gilmore Hall 319/335-2144
http://www.grad.uiowa.edu
Administers regulations pertaining to graduate degree programs.

Department of History Writing Center
http://www.uiowa.edu/~histwrit/
The Department of History Writing Center is a resource for students who need assistance in writing assignments for their history classes. Besides providing one-on-one help with assignments, the Writing Center’s Web site can: link you to a dictionary, thesaurus, encyclopedia, and helpful maps; get you started with ideas, give you advice on organizing an argument, and offer grammar help; help you with problems you may have with citations in your papers.

Instructional Technology Centers
http://itc.uiowa.edu/
With 26 locations on campus, ITCs provide students with access to the University’s academic computing resources.

Math Lab
http://www.math.uiowa.edu/MathTutorialLab/
The Mathematics Tutorial Laboratory is a resource offered to students by the UI Department of Mathematics. Many, but not all, DE courses in mathematics can receive support from the Math Lab tutors.

Students Who Are Called to Military Service
http://registrar.uiowa.edu/Student/More/MilitaryActivationofStudents/tabid/112/Default.aspx The University recognizes and appreciates the important contributions made in service of our country by these men and women. In support of these students, the University has developed procedures to provide each student with maximum flexibility.

Registrar
1 Jessup Hall 319/335-0238
http://www.registrar.uiowa.edu/
Performs most recordkeeping functions at the UI, including verification of registration, graduation analysis, and distribution of official transcripts.

The Rhetoric Centers
http://www.uiowa.edu/~rhetoric/centers/
Registered students are entitled to services provided by the two Rhetoric Centers at The University of Iowa: The Writing Center and The Speaking Center. The e-mail tutoring service provided by The Writing Center may be of special interest to non-local students.

While students do not receive credit for Rhetoric Center work, the aim of the centers is to help students become better readers, writers, or speakers by providing individualized instruction. Students may enroll in programs offered by the centers, or receive help with individual assignments they are working on in their courses.

Student Disability Services
3100 Burge Hall 319/335-1462
http://www.uiowa.edu/~sds/
Facilitates academic accommodations and provides support services for qualified students with disabilities.

Support Service Programs
310 Calvin Hall 319/335-1416
http://www.uiowa.edu/~ossp/
Promotes educational opportunities for and provides support services to underserved students from diverse backgrounds.

Student Health Service
4189 Westlawn 319/335-8370
http://www.uiowa.edu/~shs/
Provides medical consultations for students who have paid the semester fee.

University Counseling Service
3223 Westlawn 319/335-7294
http://www.uiowa.edu/~ucs/
Uses formal programs, group sessions, and personal counseling to help students address personal and academic problems.