If you need a safe ride from the hospital back to your residence hall or apartment, please do not hesitate to call the non-emergency police dispatch to request a courtesy transport. 

Non-emergency police dispatch in Pullman: 509-332-2521 

If you are absent from classes for more than three weeks (approximately 20% of the semester) for any reason, you may wish to consider withdrawing from the term and returning when you are able to focus on your academic goals.   

Note: A term withdrawal would terminate your current enrollment at WSU, which would end your access to housing, healthcare, and counseling services on campus.  

If you are thinking about becoming a part-time student (1-11 credits per semester) or withdrawing from the term, contact Student Financial Services to understand the impacts of these actions on your student loans and eligibility for financial aid.   

If you are facing a financial emergency, you may be eligible for emergency assistance from the university.    

Student Financial Services: 509-335-9711  

Student Accommodations and Disability Resources at WSU ensures that students with temporary, chronic, and permanent disabilities have the tools, support services, and resources that allow equitable access to their education, programs, activities, and campus facilities. The first step is to submit an application. Then, you can meet with a Student Accommodtaions Specialist to discuss your experiences, barriers, and requested accommodations more thoroughly.   

Student Accommodations and Disability Resources: 509-335-3417  

Cougar Health Services specializes in treating college-aged patients through primary and specialized care. Their on-campus pharmacy offers prescriptions, over-the-counter medication, and online refills through the patient portal.  

Cougar Health Services | 509-335-3575  

Pharmacy | 509-335-5742  

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) offers several ways for students to receive free and confidential therapy, including short-term individual and couples counseling, group counseling, and crisis support. CAPS also provides support groups, workshops, and self-help tools.   

CAPS | 509-335-4511  

Students may refer themselves to Cougs for Recovery for a confidential recovery coaching session at any time. In a safe and comfortable setting, you can decide what services would be right for you. Whether it’s socializing in safer ways, exploring your relationship with substances, or considering recovery, a Recovery Coach will meet you where you and help you get where you want to be.   

Cougs for Recovery |  cougs.forrecovery@wsu.edu