Transitioning into life as a graduate student or postdoc can be a challenge, especially if you are new to town or you are bringing the family with you. These resources will get you started in maintaining health, wellness, and balance in relation to your academic life.
Whether you’re feeling depressed, are struggling with substance abuse, or are just struggling to cope with college life, CAPS can help. It offers counseling options and workshops to assist with virtually any mental health issue.
University Human Resources offers several health plans through Aetna Health. These plans apply to qualifying Student Academic Appointees (SAA) and Fellowship Recipients, international travel, postdoctoral fellows, and professional students. For more information on eligibility and plan specifics, visit University Human Resources.
IU Bloomington’s four-story facility includes a full-service medical clinic, lab, X-ray facility, women’s clinic, and pharmacy.
Sweat out your stress with fitness classes, over 400 pieces of cardio and weight-training equipment, intramurals, and fitness events through multiple campus facilities.
MoneySmarts is a program intended to provide financial education resources to all of our IU campuses and communities. All of their resources are free!
Once you pay your Student Activity fee, you’re entitled to advice and, often, legal representation at no charge.
