Student Assistance Program
Mass General Brigham University of Health Professions students who may be experiencing difficulties that affect their personal lives or program performance are encouraged to use the Mass General Brigham Student Assistance Program (SAP) for consultations, short-term counseling, information, and referral. SAP includes on-campus counseling. The program is a voluntary, confidential, and free resource. There may be costs associated with outside referrals.
Incident Reporting
Students can report incidents to the Office of Student Affairs and Services Title IX coordinator, by filling out the Student Incident Report. This report is not anonymous. For anonymous reporting, please use the University Input.
Ombuds Program For Students
An Ombudsperson provides students with informal, impartial consultation and assistance addressing various concerns in a voluntary, confidential setting.
If you have questions about Ombudspersons and how this unique role can support your experience at Mass General Brigham University, please contact Student Affairs and Services.
Community Pantry
Mass General Brigham University supports a self-service pantry to provide non-perishable food, household items, and personal care products to any University community member in need.
Student Emergency Funds
The Financial Aid office is available to assist students who are experiencing unforeseen financial difficulties. We ask that you please complete this form to explain your situation with as much detail as possible in order to evaluate eligibility for funding.