The Division of Student Affairs offers the following student life programs and services. These programs will make your college experience more successful and satisfying, whether you live on campus or commute.
Address: 101 North Foundation Hall
Phone: (800) OAK-UNIV
The Office of Undergraduate Admissions provides support and services to prospective and admitted undergraduate students and their families through recruitment activities and on-campus programming. The office also awards merit scholarships to qualified admitted students and sponsors orientation programs
Address: Recreation Center
Phone: (248) 370-4REC
The Department of Campus Recreation (DCR) provides opportunities for students to maintain healthy lifestyles. Included in tuition is access to the Recreation Center which boasts a 3-Court Gym, Fitness Center, and Aquatic Center among other amenities. DCR also offers a variety of programming including Group Exercise, Intramural Sports, and Club Sports.
Address: 154 North Foundation Hall
Phone: (248) 370-3250
Career Services prepares students and alumni to attain lifelong career success as they make career decisions, develop job search strategies, pursue experiential opportunities, and secure employment.
Address: 104 North Foundation Hall
Phone: (248) 370-4404
The Center for Multicultural Initiatives advances Oakland University’s commitment to diversity by increasing the recruitment, retention, and graduation of a culturally diverse student body.
Address: 49 Oakland Center
Phone: (248) 370-2400
The Center for Student Activities encourages student activity, involvement, leadership, and volunteering. The CSA provides a forum for students to become active participants in the Oakland University community.
Address: 144 Oakland Center
Phone:
The Dean of Students Office performs a number of university-wide functions that promote and uphold the campus values of civility, personal integrity and academic excellence. The Dean of Students Office helps create an educationally supportive environment and protects the well-being of the campus community.
Address: 103 North Foundation Hall
Phone: (248) 370-3266
The Office of Disability Support Services seeks to ensure that all students with disabilities participate fully in university life. We raise awareness in the university community and provide and coordinate services and programs so that students with disabilities can maximize their educational potential.
Address: 120 North Foundation Hall
Phone: (248) 370-2550
The Office of Financial Aid helps students from all financial backgrounds attend OU by awarding financial assistance based on achievement and financial need. The Office offers financial assistance options such as grants, scholarships, loans, student employment and payment plans.
Address: 121 North Foundation Hall
Phone: (248) 370-3227
The First-Year Advising Center is a vital resource for all first year students at Oakland. The Center helps students succeed by providing academic advising services, career counseling, and major exploration services.
Address: Graham Health & Counseling Center
Phone: (248) 370-2341
The Graham Health Center provides convenient, affordable, high quality health care right on campus. The Graham Counseling Center provides on campus counseling and other mental health services including substance abuse prevention and crisis intervention.
Address: 157 North Foundation Hall
Phone: (248) 370-3358
The International Students and Scholars Office (ISSO) provides services to international students and scholars, including immigration-related advising, social and cultural counseling, and helpful orientation sessions to new students and scholars.
Address: 105 North Foundation Hall
Phone: (248) 370-GOLD
Orientation and New Student Programs provides orientation, special courses, workshops and informative newsletters to new students and parents.
Address: Oakland Center
Phone: (248) 370-3245
The Oakland Center (OC) is the student center on campus. The OC includes social areas, the university book store, conference rooms, a student game room, and several dining options.
Address: 106 North Foundation Hall
Phone: (248) 370-4455
The Department of Pre-College Programs provides programs to middle school and high school students in the metropolitan area. The office provides academic, social, career and cultural enrichment to these students.
Address: 261 South Foundation Hall
Phone: (248) 370-3218
The Project Upward Bound College Prep Academy provides academic, social, cultural, and career enrichment to help prepare students to succeed in higher education.
Address: 49 Oakland Center
Phone: (248) 370-4333
The Gender and Sexuality Center is dedicated to providing services and education on issues of gender and sexuality for the Oakland University community through resources, referrals, programs and advocacy.
Address: 44 Oakland Center
Phone: (248) 370-4TEC
The Student Technology Center (STC) is the headquarters for the promotion, instruction, and support of technology literacy. At the STC computer lab, students can receive one-on-one mentoring, rent cutting edge equipment, and use high end computers.
The Tutoring Center
Address: 103 North Foundation Hall
Phone: (248) 370-4215
The Tutoring Center offers a variety of services and programs to help students become independent learners and achieve their best academically. Services include tutoring, Supplemental Instruction, self-paced instructional materials, undergraduate readmissions, and much more.
Address: 448 Hamlin Hall
Phone: (248) 370-3570
University Housing is the best way to fully experience college life. Oakland's on-campus experience offers students convenience, a sense of community, lasting friendships and many opportunities for involvement in student life.
Address: 103A North Foundation Hall
Phone: (248) 370-2010
The Veterans Support Services office provides guidance to current and prospective students regarding admission to Oakland University, using veteran benefits including the GI Bill and vocational rehabilitation, and transitioning to college life.