Health Services
Redfern Health
Center consists of three divisions: Medical
Services, Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS),
and Health Promotion. For more information, visit Redfern' website.
Disability Services
Clemson University is committed to providing educational opportunities for all students and assisting them in making their college experience successful. In compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, Clemson University recognizes a student with a disability as anyone who has a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activity. Individualized accommodations for students with disabilities are coordinated through the Office of Student Disability Services. Reasonable and compensatory strategies are developed confidentially with each student based on the nature of the disability and the academic environment.
Students requesting accommodations must provide current documentation of their disability from a physician or licensed professional to Student Disability Services in Redfern Health Center (Voice/TTY (864) 656-0515). For more information, visit Student Disability Services Student Guide.
Housing
Single Student Housing
University housing provides a "home away from home" for approximately 6,500 single students in 22 residence halls and four apartment complexes. Most rooms are double occupancy with a limited number of single rooms available. The two-bedroom apartments each accommodate four students. All University housing is air conditioned and furnished to meet the needs of today's college student.
Graduate Student Housing
Apartment-style housing designed for the specific needs and lifestyles of graduate students is available on a 9- or 12-month lease. Each apartment is double occupancy, thus allowing space for privacy in an area conducive to studying. Graduate students interested in on-campus housing should contact the Housing Office, 101 Mell Hall, Box 344075, Clemson, SC 29634-4075, phone: (864) 656-4663. Former students interested in on-campus housing should contact the Housing Assignments Office, 200 Mell Hall, Box 344075, Clemson, SC 29634-4075, phone: (864) 656-5442. Refunds are made according to the Housing contract.
Food Service
The University
provides several economical meal plans. Harcombe and Schilletter dining
halls feature an unlimited seconds policy, except on selected entrees, while
Clemson House dining room, Canteen and Fernow Street Café serve meals
on an a la carte basis. Students dining at the Clemson House may use the
meal card as a cash equivalent or for a predesignated meal at no additional
cost. Meals may also be purchased on a cash basis or with the Tiger Stripe
account (declining balance account).
The "branding" concept in dining facilities is available on the Clemson campus. Chick-fil-A is located at the Union Canteen; Pizza Hut Express is at the Fernow Street Café; and Burger King, Lil Dino's, Freshens and Chicken and Biscuit are located in the Hendrix Center. All of these dining facilities accept the Tiger Stripe account and cash.
Students may choose one of eight meal plans. More information on meal plans can be found at Clemson's Dining Services page.Meal plans begin immediately after a student obtains a meal plan at the beginning of the semester and end after the evening meal on the day of graduation at the end of each semester.
All students may choose a meal plan on a semester basis or pay for individual meals. Meal plans include: Unlimited Access, Any 15, Plus Any 15, Any 10, Plus Any 10, Five-Day, Commuter Five and Commuter Forty. Graduate students may terminate this agreement for any reason. Failure to participate in a meal plan does not automatically release a student from the meal contract.
Students may change meal plans at the billing of spring semester fees with no service charge. Students may change meal plans after the first two weeks and prior to the last six weeks of the semester by paying a $25* service charge. Changes may be made at the Tiger 1 Card Office next to Harcombe Dining Hall on Mondays only. All adjustments will be prorated, except for students withdrawing from the University. Students may upgrade during the registration period.
Contracts canceled for any reason after service of the first meal will result in a refund of advance payment minus a $50* termination charge and a weekly charge for meals available. The meals-available charge applies to the meals that have been served, not those that have been eaten by the individual student. No refunds will be made the last six weeks of any semester. Requests for refunds may be made at the Tiger 1 Card Office next to Harcombe Dining Hall.
Career Services
The Michelin® Career Center at Clemson University offers a range of services. The Michelin® Career Center staff provides assistance in choosing a major; exploring careers; seeking internships; networking for part-time, summer or permanent jobs; and applying to graduate and professional schools. Assistance is also available in writing résumés and preparing for interviews.
The Michelin® Career Center features a large career library with information on the job outlook and salaries for hundreds of careers. A great deal of information on employers, internships, graduate/professional schools and career planning, as well as listings of part-time jobs off campus is available.
Career interest testing, computerized career assistance and various tests required by graduate and professional schools are offered at the Michelin® Career Center. In addition to providing on-campus interviewing, the center also refers students' résumés to employers and offers a database of employer job fairs, a graduate and professional school day and a job fair for prospective teachers.
