Student Affairs for Support Services is part of the Division for University Affairs and the Department of Student Affairs. Our offices include Counseling, Career Services, Disability Services, Testing Services, Student Rights and Responsibilities, Health Services and the Veterans Resource Center. We know college is an exciting time, full of opportunity and promise.

Accommodations are determined on a case-by-case basis and recommended only if the student would not have equal access to the academic opportunity without the accommodation.  Special Accommodation Request forms are provided to professors throughout the semester at the request of the student.  Students with disabilities are encouraged to begin the registration process early in order for professors to be notified of their needs prior to the first day of class.

The Rusk Library collection was made up of the following distribution of books in 1927. The entire collection consisted of 7077 books and a pamphlet collection of another 2452. The value of the collection as of Jan 16, 1926 were listed a $14,101.00. The largest number of books were in geography, history and biography (1899).

The College of Business also maintains three lab classrooms: BU222, 224 and 314. Rooms 222 and 224 feature 35 student computers, a faculty computer, a projector and two monochrome laser printers. Room 314 has 53 student and one faculty computer, a projector and two laser printers.

Federal law requires all J-1 exchange visitors and their dependents to have medical insurance that meets certain minimum standards. Beyond the federal requirement, Stephen F. Austin State University requires all international students and their dependents regardless of visa classification to maintain health insurance to protect them during their time at SFA.