Campus Life/Resources

The International Institute houses many resources for International students. Visit www.international.msstate.edu/international-students to learn about these resources.

Students typically begin searching for next year’s off-campus housing at least six months in advance.

The Office of Off-Campus Student Services (OCSS) helps students who are currently, or considering, living off campus. OCSS strives to provide students with the resources necessary to have a positive off-campus experience. Learn more at ocss.msstate.edu.

Mississippi State’s housing partner, Greystar, offers housing for students with children at

A student can receive testing accommodations for a documented disability by registering with the Disability Resource Center (DRC). Once the student completes the application and provides the appropriate documentation, DRC will conduct an intake appointment to go over how to receive accommodations based on the particular disability. 
 

Yes. Mississippi State Housing and Residence Life will make every effort to assign students to the same room as his or her preferred roommate as long as each student mutually requests each other by the priority deadline. For new Fall students, the Freshmen deadline is April 1. For new Spring students, the deadline is November 30. For information regarding housing visit www.housing.msstate.edu.

Mississippi State's Freshman Residency Requirement requires freshman students enrolled in twelve (12) or more semester credit hours to reside in University Student Housing.

Whether your students are looking to find a place where they will fit in, or simply making the most of their leisure time, the Center for Student Activities offers a wide variety of ways to get involved in campus life. Mississippi State boasts over 300 student organizations which provide an ample amount of ways for students to get involved, meet other people, and make the most of their college experience.

Mississippi State’s Student Counseling Services is staffed by licensed psychologists, licensed professional counselors, and social workers to provide comprehensive services for personal, social, developmental, and general mental health needs. As part of the services they offer both individual and group counseling.

A student can receive testing accommodations for a documented disability by registering with the Disability Resource Center (DRC). Once the student completes the application and provides the appropriate documentation, DRC will conduct an intake appointment to go over how to receive accommodations based on the particular disability.