Help and Support For Students

Please complete this form for urgent international travel and visa concerns related to the travel ban executive order

If you are a student and…

are a non-U.S. citizen seeking information about immigration or travel issues related to the federal travel ban, please contact the Bechtel International Center (travelban@stanford.edu) for assistance. Bechtel staff can facilitate scheduling a free consultation with an attorney through the Immigrants’ Rights Clinic of Stanford Law School to discuss your specific situation.

are looking for assistance or support regarding DACA or undocumented status, including questions about funding needs and financial aid, please contact Dean of Students Mona Hicks at deanofstudents@stanford.edu. Students seeking legal advice, specifically, can email the Bechtel International Center (fordreamers@stanford.edu), which can facilitate scheduling a free consultation with an attorney through the Immigrants’ Rights Clinic of Stanford Law School to discuss your specific situation.

are seeking mental or emotional health support, contact Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) at (650) 723-3785. Individual short-term counseling and consultation sessions which specialize in international student concerns, known as CAPS Connects sessions, are offered by Counseling and Psychological Services. These sessions are web-bookable through vadenpatient.stanford.edu and available during the academic year. In addition, CAPS is partnering with campus community centers to offer a range of additional sessions through the Asian American Activities Center, El Centro Chicano y Latino, and The Markaz: Resource Center, among others. Please check vadenpatient.stanford.edu or contact these community centers directly about scheduling.

need assistance with impacts on your graduate study at Stanford, please contact the Graduate Life Office at (650) 736-7078.

need assistance with impacts on your undergraduate study, please contact your Academic Advising Director (AAD) or, if you are a student athlete, the Athletic Academic Resource Center (AARC).

are seeking other kinds of support, dialogue or connections with others, engage with Residential Education or one of Stanford’s community resource centers.