Career and Personal Resources

At K-State, we make it easy for students to invest in their whole selves. Whether you are just entering the job market or are a seasoned professional looking for new opportunities, K-State has career resources that can help. And, don't forget that your personal well-being impacts your academics. No matter what support you need, K-State has a service that can help.

Career Center

The K-State Career Center facilitates the career readiness of all students. They offer an extensive career library, free assessments for exploring majors/careers, job search training, career advising, employer connections and a staff dedicated to assisting you in the career development process.

Specific tools include:

  • Career Interests and Exploration
  • Resume and Cover Letters
  • The Job Search
  • Interview Preparation
  • Negotating Salaries
  • Networking

Student Support and Accountability

Student Support and Accountability serves as a resource for students experiencing challenges impacting their academic success. The office helps students problem solve, provides advocacy, and connects to other resources.

Services include:

  • Support for Students in Distress
  • Absence Verification
  • General Support Letters
  • Student Legal Services

24/7 Well-being Support

K-State Online students can access 24/7, on-demand well-being support through TimelyCare. Download the app for free and log-in using your eID and password. TimelyCare can be accessed from anywhere in the United States. For immediate help in a crisis, call 785-626-8878.

You'll get access to:

  • Self Care Tools
  • On-demand Mental Health Support (TalkNow)
  • Scheduled Counseling

International Student and Scholar Services

ISSS provides essential immigration services for international students and scholars. The office also provides opportunities to connect with other international students and more.

Student Belonging

Student Belonging partners across the university to foster a sense of belonging for all Wildcats.

Discover resources like:

  • Multicultural Student Organizations
  • Multicultural Student Life Activities
  • Scholarships

Center for Advocacy, Response, and Education

The CARE Office provides free, voluntary and confidential advocacy for any member of the K-State community who is a survivor of sexual violence, dating violence, stalking and sexual harrassment.

The office can help with:

  • Supporting a Survivor
  • Medical Assistance
  • Physical Safety
  • Advocacy
  • Healing Fund

Powercat Financial

Powercat Financial's team of peer financial counselors supports Wildcats with free counseling services, presentations, education financial plans, and more. They can help you gain financial skills in topics including:

  • Paying for College
  • Credit/Credit Scores
  • Budgeting
  • Loans
  • Managing Debt
  • Transitioning to Career

Military and Families

K-State has numerous resources for military-connected students. Whether you are a service member, vereran, or family member, K-State's suite of services is here to support.