Student Support

ETSU has created a new International Enrollment and Services Office, allowing international students to find several resources all in one place.

ETSU is one of 10 public universities in Tennessee that are coming together to increase awareness of the value of a four-year university degree in Tennessee.

ETSU 1020 aims to make the transition from high school to college easier for students by helping them connect to peers, mentors and resources.

ETSU’s Office of Professional Development is offering Mental Health First Aid courses during the month of November.

ETSU's Sherrod Library engages in various forms of outreach to help students and faculty stay on top of constantly changing technology and methodologies.

Mindful time in nature offers scores of health benefits, according to ETSU’s Dr. Bethany Novotny.

ETSU's scholarship application for general, non-major specific, endowed scholarships is now open to current and prospective college students.