Student Services

Academic Continuity and Engagement works to support undergraduate students in their academic goals, success and retention. This is accomplished through peer support programs, strategic communication, data-informed interventions, programs, events and services.

The office collaborates with key university and external partners to provide services, resources and programs that address specific needs around retention. Specialized efforts involved in these pursuits support student veterans and provide specific, intensive advising and support to this student group.

Lincoln Park Campus Offices
Lincoln Park Student Center
2250 N. Sheffield Ave

Academic Continuity and Engagement
Suite 307

Veterans Affairs
Room 360
(773)325-7088

Loop Campus Offices
DePaul Center
1 E. Jackson Blvd.

Student Support Center
Suite 11017
(312)362-6216
adultstudents@depaul.edu

Veterans Affairs
Room 11007
(312)362-5656
veteransaffairs@depaul.edu

Veterans Lounge
Suite 11007

Commuter Lounge
Suite 11027

go.depaul.edu/ace

The DePaul Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) network connects DePaul students and graduates with alumni to explore college and professional transitions, life challenges and university and career questions.

ASK mentors were once DePaul students, so they kow what students are going through. Whether they are exploring majors, career options, searching for a job that aligns wihth their passion, or dealing with avariet of life challenges, talkin to somone who's been ther can help.

Loop Campus
1 E. Jackson Blvd.
DePaul Center, Suite 9400
(312) 362-8281

ask@depaul.edu
Learn more here.

Athletic Academic Advising assists student athletes in maximizing their academic potential while balancing the dual pressures of participating in a sport and earning a college degree. The staff provides academic support services such as advising, registration assistance, academic monitoring, and a tutoring program exclusively for student-athletes. The department also oversees the Student-Athlete Development Program which focuses on their holistic development and is comprised of two components: Take Care DePaul Athletics which centers on health and wellness (including mental health) and Build Your Blueprint which emphasizes professional and career development.

Lincoln Park Campus
2323 N. Sheffield Ave.
Athletic Center, Suite 410
(773) 325-7550

go.depaul.edu/aaa

The DePaul Career Center helps students build confidence, explore possibilities and develop a powerful personal brand. We leverage our relationships with employers, alumni, faculty and staff to facilitate meaningful experiences, mentoring connections and partnerships that position students for success in their careers and their communities.

Career Center staff can:
• Speak in classes on a wide variety of career readiness topics
• Perform career assessments for students who are exploring majors
• Develop customized workshops or presentations
• Partner with you on career-related classroom assignments or projects
• Connect with you to use data and storytelling to share alumni outcomes

Faculty can:
• Refer employers to us for recruitment and hiring
• Refer students to the Career Center at any stage in their professional development
• Direct students to use Handshake (depaul.joinhandshake.com) to search for internships/job opportunities

Lincoln Park Campus
2320 N Kenmore Ave.
Schmitt Academic Center
Suite 192
(773) 325-7431

Loop Campus
1 E. Jackson Blvd.
Depaul Center
Suite 9500
(312) 362-8437

Email: career_center@depaul.edu

careercenter.depaul.edu
depaul.joinhandshake.com

Catholic Campus Ministry (CCM) provides a range of programs and resources directed toward supporting the spiritual lives of Catholic students and those interested in learning more about the Catholic faith. Housed on the first floor of the Lincoln Park Student Center, CCM is a welcoming home for students from many backgrounds to form friendships and connect with others in a strong and supportive community of peers for whom faith, service, prayer and good conversation are important. 

Lincoln Park Campus

2250 N. Sheffield Ave.
Student Center, Suite 104
(773) 325-4143

Learn more here.

A one-stop integrated student service area to help students manage financial aid, course registration and tuition payment processes at DePaul.

Lincoln Park Campus

2320 N. Kenmore Ave.
Schmitt Academic Center, Suite 101

Loop Campus

1 E. Jackson Blvd.
DePaul Center, Suite 9100
(312) 362-8610

dpcl@depaul.edu
Learn more here.

DePaul's Financial Fitness Program provides free services, resources and tools to help students manage costs from freshman year through graduation and beyond. Services include:

• Money management workshops
  
• Confidential one-on-one financial advising
• Accessible written and online resources and tools

financialfitness@depaul.edu
Learn more here.

Housing services administers the processes for living on campus and partners with others in promoting this experience. The office strives to provide exceptional services within DePaul's high-quality, residential facilities while also encouraging residents' personal growth and community responsibility.

Lincoln Park Campus

2345 N. Sheffield Ave.
Centennial Hall, Suite 301
(772) 325-7196

housing@depaul.edu
Learn more here.

International Student and Scholar Services

International Student and Scholar Services (ISS) is committed to providing high quality services that support international students so they may successfully engage with the DePaul community and achieve their academic goals. ISS supports international students through the following services and opportunities:

• Orientation
  
• Immigration advising
• Mentorship and adjustment support
• Leadership development opportunities

English Language Academy

Study Abroad

Loop Campus

Religious diversity provides pastoral leadership, support and advocacy to the diverse religious and spritiual communties and persons of DePaul by cultivating a faith- and interfaith-friendly culture, providing pastoral and organizational support to all our student religious organizations, and sustaining interfaith leadership, programming and cooperation on the Lincoln Park and Loop campuses, as well as through online resources.

Lincoln Park Campus

2250 N. Sheffield Ave.
Student Center, Suite 311
(773) 325-7902

Loop Campus

1 E. Jackson Blvd.
DePaul Center, Suite 11008-11010

The Ray Meyer Fitness and Recreation Center provides 120,000 square feet of fitness and recreation participation opportunities. Included are a variety of facility spaces, equipment, services and programs (including group fitness, intramural sports, club sports, fitness services, outdoor adventure trips, team challenge activities, instructional classes and special events) to meet the needs of the DePaul community.

Lincoln Park Campus

2235 N. Sheffield Ave.
(773) 325-4555

Learn more here. 

The Student Centers at DePaul are the centers of community activity. The Student Centers are DePaul's gathering places, providing amenities and services to promote out-of-classroom interaction between students, faculty and staff. The Student Centers department also coordinates campus dining services and manages and supports student meal plans.

Lincoln Park Campus

2250 N. Sheffield Ave.
Student Center, Suite 303
(773) 325-7346

Loop Campus

1 E. Jackson Blvd.
DePaul Center, Suite 8003
(312) 362-8624

Learn more here. 

The Vincentian Service and Formation office provides students with service oppportunities to communities in need, while encouraging students to develop their faith lives in light of their service involvement. Inspired by the example of St. Vincent de Paul, students are engaged in direct service, advocacy and consciousness raising, while working towards building a more just society. Through reflection, students find a safe place to examine questions of social justice.

Lincoln Park Campus

2250 N. Sheffield Ave.
Student Center, Suite 311
(773) 325-7902

Wintrust operates fifteen community bank subsidaries with over 150 banking locations located in the greater Chicago and southern Wisconsin market areas. Wintrust has a deep commitment to the communities it serves throughout Chicago, and their banks are involved with many local chambers of commerce, and are active in local charities, local government, school boards and community development activities.

The Women's Center is proactive in working towards an open and diverse environment that recognizes that gender, race, class, nationality, ethnicity and sexual orientation, among other factors, shape issues that must be addressed before an open and diverse environment can exist. In this and other ways, the Women's Center acts as a catalyst for positive social change encouraging members of our communities to express their needs and concerns, discuss their interest and develop important networks.