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Student Organizations

We promote and encourage cross-campus involvement. 
Through the Department of Campus Life, students can join a variety of groups, meet new people and enhance their OSU experience.

400+OPPORTUNITIES

to connect with campus organizations. Find one (or several) that align with your personal and professional interests to make the most of your OSU experience.

400VOLUNTEER HOURS

Undergraduates who record this amount of service time within the community are recognized upon graduating through OSU's CORD Program.

Scholarships

We offer numerous positions to prospective graduate students within Reslife, Leadership & Campus life and more.
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Graduate Assistantships

From all 50 states and more than 100 countries around the world, our students make the cowboy family a vibrant and inclusive culture. With a student-to-faculty ratio of 20:1, we will help you prepare for the future by providing the academic support you need.
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New Students

Learn more about the Division of Student Affairs and find answer to our frequently asked questions.

Basic Needs

Whether in need of food and nutritional assistance or finding employment or housing, we have resources for you.

Mental Health

Being a college student can be stressful. We have a variety of mental health resources available to you.

Civic Engagement Resources

Free Speech at OSU

Our core value in intellectual freedom at OSU supports free speech. As such, we strive to provide a safe environment for those who wish to express their constitutional right to freedom of speech on our campus.

Voting Resources

Every voice matters. Voting is your right to stand up for issues you care about. Even if it isn’t a presidential election year, your vote will have an impact in your local and state elections.

Student Support

Life happens and we know college students can experience a lot while they are here. We strive to maintain a safe environment where all members of campus feel supported. 
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