Contact the Student Health Services Appointment line at 438-2778 to schedule an appointment. The $5.00 front door fee will be waived for services relating to a sexual assault however, you may incur charges for laboratory tests and medications.
Medical providers at Student Health Service are required by law to contact the police when they provide services to a victim of a crime. However, no identifying information is provided to the police, and you may decline to talk with a police officer.
For urgent or emergency medical care
Emergency Contraception is now available without a prescription at many local pharmacies and at the Student Health Service Pharmacy. It is most effective if taken within the first 72 hours, but may prevent a pregnancy if used up to 120 hours (5 days) after unprotected sex.
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