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Your One-Stop Shop for Resources

Supporting Curry College students' success through academic, personal, and professional development is paramount to our mission. Provided for you below is quick access to the key resources which can help you find the support you need to get through challenges, persevere at Curry, and help you graduate and continue to pursue your dream career. We know that every situation is unique, so please do not hesitate to reach out.

Resources on...

On Campus

  • Curry College offers on-campus housing for full-time undergraduate and graduate students in traditional and suite style residences across our 17 Residence Halls.
  • Have any questions about on campus housing? Check the Residence Life Website or contact the Residential Life & Housing Office at reslife@curry.edu.

Off Campus (Housing Insecurity)

On Campus

  • Food Pantry
    • Curry College Commuter Lounge Food Pantry (Hafer 206)
  • Meal Swipe Program
  • Student Affairs – get in touch for additional resources and supports
    • 1016 Brush Hill Rd.
    • (617) 333-2289

Off Campus

  • Dedham Food Pantry
    • 600 Washington St, Dedham
    • P: 781-320-9442
  • Canton Food Pantry
    • 960R Washington St, Canton
    • P: 781-821-8062
  • Newton Food Pantry
    • 1000 Commonwealth Ave, Newton
    • P: 617-796-1233
  • SNAP

On Campus

The office of Community Standards & Accountability supports students through the Community Standards process, helps students understand College policies and expectations, and provides educational follow-up when concerns arise. Students can contact Community Standards & Accountability if they have received a conduct letter, have questions about the Community Standards process, need help understanding a sanction or appeal option, or want guidance about a concern involving student behavior.

On Campus

  • Check out our Student Employment page, where you can find more information about Federal Work-Study Employment.
  • Details about the on-line job search and application process, employment policies, available positions, and how to get paid are provided on the myCurry Student Employment (SEP) page (under the 'Finances' tab).
  • For student internship employment information please contact Career & Experiential Learning.

On Campus

The Office of Spiritual Life welcomes students of every faith tradition, spiritual background, and those with no religious affiliation. Whether a student is experiencing grief or loss, navigating a life transition, exploring questions of meaning or purpose, seeking a faith community, or simply looking for someone to talk with, the Office of Spiritual Life is here to provide support.

Resources could include:

  • Individual support and pastoral conversations
  • Grief and bereavement support
  • Spiritual guidance and meaning-making
  • Prayer, meditation, and reflection
  • Connections to local faith communities
  • Religious accommodations
  • Interfaith programs, worship opportunities, and campus events

Through the Office of Spiritual Life, Curry Hillel supports Jewish life at Curry by helping Jewish students and their friends come together to connect, build community, and celebrate Jewish life on campus. Through meaningful social experiences, religious and cultural programming, and partnerships with other student organizations, Hillel serves and supports a broad spectrum of Jewish life at Curry."

Curry College offers a myriad of academic supports located on our Academic Student Resources page.

On Campus

Off Campus

  • Crisis Text Line (24/7, Confidential)
    • Text HELLO to 741-741
  • LGBTQIA+ Crisis Hotline
    • 886-488-7385
  • National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
    • 800-273-8255
    • Call or Text: 988
  • South Shore Mental Health
    • Appointment: 617-847-1914
    • Crisis: 617-774-6036
  • TimelyCare is a telehealth platform (free to Curry Students)  offering 24/7 virtual access to medical and mental health services—right from your phone, tablet, or computer. Even better, this service is completely free for all Curry College students! Whether you're feeling sick, stressed, overwhelmed, or just want to talk about your health and wellness, you can connect with a licensed provider through a voice or video call—anytime, anywhere. 
  • Health Center– see our website for medical care provided and additional information on how the HC can support you.
      • Location: 1016 Brush Hill Road, 2nd Floor
      • Phone: 617-333-2182
      • Email: healthservices@curry.edu
      • Appt hours- 9:00am-3:30pm
      • PyraMED to make online appointment
  • Health Forms– It is the policy of Curry College that all newly enrolled full-time undergraduate students be in compliance with Massachusetts state laws regarding vaccination. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts requires all full-time students to provide documentation of 2 MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) vaccinations or titer; completion of the 3 dose Hepatitis B series or titer; Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis) within the last 10 years; 2 Varicella (chickenpox) vaccinations, titer or reliable history of chickenpox disease and meningitis vaccine after the age of 16yo or a signed waiver.

On Campus Resources

  • The "C" (like the T) 617-333-2222
    • Shuttle that operates Monday - Friday from 7am until 11pm all across campus
    • Take it to and from your parking lot, take it to class or to the Stu, anywhere on campus
    • There are designated stops around campus (PS website has map) or you can call and speak to dispatch and they can locate the shuttle for you
  • Mattapan Shuttle 617-333-2222
    • Shuttle operates between the Mattapan MBTA station and the Student Center
    • Monday - Friday from 7am until 7pm; first shuttle departs Curry at 7am and last shuttle leaves Mattapan at 6:30 p.m.

Curry College offers information about applying for aid that can help you make the educational investment in your future more affordable. After all, nearly 70 percent of students at Curry College receive financial aid in the form of scholarships and grants , part-time employment and loans.

  • Federal Work Study can help students find part-time employment to aid in meeting students’ out-of-pocket educational expenses. It does not reduce tuition charges.
  • Financial Aid Policies – Help and Resources
  • Student Accounts
  • Student Emergency Relief Fund (APPLY HERE) - The Student Emergency Relief Fund is in response to a student experiencing an emergency or natural disaster related event.  For example, these funds could help pay for:
    • Transportation
    • Hotel rooms
    • Food insecurity
    • Temporary housing assistance after a house fire or flood
    • Unexpected medical procedure
    • Replacement academic materials such as books and/or computer
    • Accidents
    • Replacement of essential personal belongings
  • Financial Aid

On Campus

On Campus

Off Campus

On-Campus Resources

  • Public Safety Department
    • In person at 940 Brush Hill Road or by phone at 617-333-2222
  • Blue Light Program
    • Blue Light towers/buttons across campus, simply press the button to be connected to dispatch immediately
  • Curry Safe App
    • Free on both the Google Play Store and Apple App Store
    • Has a mobile blue light/panic button feature that connects you to dispatch and uses phone GPS for location
    • Has virtual escort and friend walk that allow either Public Safety or a friend of your choosing to monitor your location and safe walk home
    • Has anonymous chat feature to send a tip or share information with Public Safety discreetly
    • Must sign up and download!
  • RAVE Notifications
    • Automatically enrolled to receive emergency notifications for anything from severe weather, natural disasters, buildings fires, active shooter incidents on campus
  • Emergency Siren
    • Works in conjunction with the RAVE system to signal emergency on-campus

Off Campus

  • Milton Police Station
    • Location: 40 Highland St, Milton
    • Phone: 617-698-3800
  • Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital
    • Location: 199 Reedsdale Rd, Milton
    • Phone: 617-696-4600
  • PhysicianOne Urgent Care Westwood
    • Location: 211 University Ave
    • Phone: 860-650-3848

On Campus

  • Counseling Center – offers short-term individual counseling to help promote personal and academic success
    • Location: 1016 Brush Hill Road, 3rd Floor
    • Phone: 617-333-2182
    • Email: counselingcenter@curry.edu
    • 24/7 Counselor on Call: 617-333-2908

Off Campus

  • Alcoholics Anonymous
    • Eastern MA Central Service
    • Phone: 617-426-9444
  • Al-Anon and Ala-teen, Massachusetts
    • Al-Anon is open to anyone whose life has been affected by another person's drinking
    • Phone: 888-425-2666
  • Narcotics Anonymous
    • Phone: 800-481-6871
  • Marijuana Anonymous
    • Phone: 800-766-6779
  • National Alcohol and Drug Abuse 24/7 Helpline
    • Phone: 800-252-6465
  • Smart Recovery
    • Phone: 866-951-5357

On Campus

  • Diversity Center
    • Black Student Union
    • Curry Active Minds
    • Curry Christian Fellowship
    • Hillel
    • Latine Student Union
    • Queer Straight Alliance
    • Think Differently Club

Off Campus

Many textbooks are available in the library for students to borrow. Please visit Levin Library or inquire with your professor to see if this applies to your classes.

  • Students with credit balances pending on their student account can request a Bookstore voucher (an advance on their future credit) on MyCurry under the Finances tab.  Questions? Reach out to Student Financial Services
  • Through our vendor partner, Follet, students can:
    • Purchase books online via the bookstore using a 4-month payment plan through Zip or PayPal
    • Rent-A-Book

Getting involved is one of the best ways to make the most of your Curry experience. Whether you're interested in joining a student organization, attending campus events, volunteering, or developing your leadership skills, there's something for everyone.

  • Modern Campus Involve is your one-stop hub for student involvement. Use it to:
    • Explore student clubs and organizations.
    • Find and RSVP for campus events.
    • Track your involvement and engagement.
    • Connect with campus departments and leadership opportunities.

Don't see a club that interests you? Involve also provides information on how to start a new student organization. Check back often to discover new opportunities, meet new people, and stay connected to campus life.