Your success is our priority.
The Division of Student Affairs & Enrollment Management provides comprehensive support for students from admission application to graduation.
We actively engage students at every level of their academic journey to support their personal and professional development for success inside and outside the classroom. Our commitment to student excellence is expressed through partnerships and collaborations with stakeholders including faculty, staff, community members, and Governors State University alumni.
Our extensive relationships stem from one goal: to ensure each GovState program and initiative aligns with the university’s vision so every student enjoys a dynamic and rewarding college experience.
Student Affairs and Enrollment Management – Student Resources
The following support will continue in person and online for students.
- • Academic Resource Center
- • Admissions
- • Amazon Career Choice
- • Athletics and Recreation
- • Bookstore
- • Campus Information
- • Career Services
- • Center for Student Engagement and Intercultural Programs
- • Counseling and Wellness Center
- • Dean of Students
- • Dining Center
- • Dual Degree Programs
- • Financial Aid
- • Graduate Admissions
- • Housing
- • International Admissions
- • Registration
- • Student Disability Services
- • TRIO Education Opportunity Centers
- • Tours of Campus
- • Undocumented Students
- • Veterans Resource Center
Student Advocacy
Navigating all of the moving parts that make up a whole university can be overwhelming – even intimidating – for students. The Office of the Dean of Students advocates for and with students to provide access across a wide spectrum of areas.
Student Services
The Financial Aid Office is available year-round and committed to helping you navigate the financial aid process. The Registrar's Office can assist with transcripts, commencement information, degree verification, student information change, immunizations, and much more.
Campus Housing
Join our living and learning community in Prairie Place, GovState’s first on-campus residence hall.