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Dining Services [7] are located in Vernon F. Galliano Hall Cafeteria and in the food court of Donald G. Bollinger Memorial Student Union. A wide range of services is offered to the campus community.

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Bookstore [8] services are provided by a contracted company. The University Bookstore stocks all required textbooks and materials as well as a wide variety of basic materials and supplies.

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Campus Facility Reservations [9] coordinates reservations for all non-academic facilities for on-campus and off-campus groups.

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Colonel Card [10] is issued to all students, faculty, and staff during their association with or attendance at the University. The Colonel Card provides access to designated events, facilities, and services.

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Continuing Education [11] coordinates credit programs in addition to developing youth and adult non-credit programs which provide opportunities for intellectual and personal development. For off-campus groups and their programs, this office provides a one-stop service to coordinate food and housing services, schedule University facilities and equipment, and provide management, marketing, and fiscal monitoring.

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Housing Operations [12] supervises the campus housing/meal plan and coordinates all business functions related to the residence halls, family apartments, and farm rental housing including application processes, deposits, billing, maintenance, and facility operations.

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Post Office [13] serves as a contract station for the United States Postal Service. It provides faculty, staff, and students with post office boxes and services.

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Student Programming Association [14] coordinates entertainment and activities to enhance the social and educational atmosphere of the campus.

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Student Union [15] provides an environment of recreation, relaxation, social interaction, exploration of personal interests, leadership opportunities, exchange of thought and learning, and offers many valuable and enriching services to the University community.

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Admissions [17] is responsible for conducting the University's student recruitment and admissions programs. This office processes applications for admission or re-admission to the University.

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Orientation [18] for first-time entering freshmen and transferring freshmen is designed to acquaint the student with the University campus, academic programs, and support services. New students receive academic advising and register for classes during orientation.

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Financial Aid [19] handles grants, loans, student employment, and scholarships. Detailed information can be found in the Bulletin or by visiting the office for personal assistance. Financial Aid Counselors are available by appointment.

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Scholarship Program [20] administers the University's scholarship programs, both privately and publicly funded.

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Student Employment [21] manages on-campus employment for about 700 students in various capacities.

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International Student Admissions [22] is responsible for recruiting international students and processing applications in accordance with University policy and federal guidelines.

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Campus Recreation [24] coordinates intramurals, provides facilities and equipment for recreational activities, coordinates fitness and wellness programs, and maintains the campus swimming pool.

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Greek Life [25] coordinates the University's sororities and fraternities.

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Judicial Affairs [26] administers the student disciplinary process.

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Parking Services [27] issues decals to all students, faculty, and staff, and administers parking enforcement regulations. The office provides a parking/traffic handbook which outlines all parking/traffic rules and regulations to those who obtain parking decals.

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Residence Life [28] and Residence Hall Association [29] coordinate resident student development and provide educational and social opportunities for residents.

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Student Government [30] represents and advocates the student body's needs and development on campus.

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Student Organizations Program [31] coordinates entertainment and activities to enhance the social and educational atmosphere of the campus.

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University Police Department [32] is dedicated to providing a safe, secure, and crime-free environment for the entire Nicholls community. University Police provide 24-hour services. They are also first responders in emergency situations and are trained to use Automatic External Difibulator equipment.

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University Counseling Center [34] is fully accredited by the International Association of Counseling Services (IACS) [35] and provides personal and career counseling, psycho-educational programs, consultation, and crisis intervention.

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University Health Services [36] provides basic, acute health care, health education and promotion programs and services, and disease prevention.

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Career Services [37] provides professional coaching, résumé writing assistance, interview skill development, placement assistance, online career exploration materials and programs, career days, and seminars.

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Women's Resource and Services Office [38] provides violence-against-women prevention programs and direct services for victims of violence against women.

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Disability Services [39] provides assistance to students with disabilities in their adjustment to college and serves as a liaison with faculty to accommodate students with disabilities.

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Peer Education [40] is a student organization that provides education and prevention programs as well as printed wellness information.

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Testing Center [41] serves as a facility for students with disabilities to take exams and offers standardized tests (i.e., ACT, GRE, etc.).

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Rape Aggression Defense Systems [42] is a program which is offered several times per year for female students.