Student Services
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Academic ServicesThe EDGE Academic Center supports students of all ability levels as they pursue academic success through programs that address a variety of needs. EDGE services are free to York College students, and appointments can be scheduled online or in person in the upper level of the Academic Resource Center at Levitt. Programs include:
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Telemedicine
York College seated students have FREE access to 24/7 virtual physical and mental healthcare. Students can connect with U.S board-certified, state-licensed doctors and mental health practitioners who can answer questions, diagnose common conditions and prescribe medications when needed.
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Bookstore & Mailroom
The campus book store and mailroom is located Childress Hall. All students living on campus will have a campus mailbox either in Childress Hall or in their residence hall if they live in Gibbs or Kiplinger Apartments. Students can pick-up their free books, buy Panther apparel or ship things via UPS from this convenient location.
Counseling Services
In addition to free virtual mental healthcare, students have access to a Licensed Mental Health Counselor for consultation on an array of issues including mental and behavioral problems and/or developmental disabilities. These services are offered by the college for short-term needs. The counselor will assist students in finding resources outside the college when necessary. For more information about the counseling services, please contact the Office of Student Development at (402) 363-5614.
Registrar
You'll find everything you need to know about your student record including personal data, transfer credits, registration, course information, and more through the Registrar's Office located on the first floor of Middlebrook Hall.
Title IX
York College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, gender, religion, or disability in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship, loan, and other financial aid programs, athletic and other College-administered programs or employment as required by federal laws, including Title VII and Title IX, except when such distinctions may be appropriate under state and federal constitutional provisions due to the religious identity of York College and its mission, as determined by its Board of Trustees and the nature of the particular employment position or activity in question.
Title IX defines sexual harassment and requires York College to follow specific procedures when addressing allegations of sexual harassment. Those procedures are outlined on the Title IX web page.
Title IX defines sexual harassment and requires York College to follow specific procedures when addressing allegations of sexual harassment. Those procedures are outlined on the Title IX web page.
Emergency Management
Information about specific emergencies will be distributed to on-campus students, faculty and staff through the Early Alert text messaging system, followed by an email that contains additional information. This will include but not be limited to any necessary emergency procedures. Early Alert messages are only sent out in the case of a campus emergency such as dangerous weather or a campus security threat.