The Student Counseling Center is here for you; we provide solution-focused brief intervention counseling and psychiatric services for all UMB students.

Expansion of Same-day Appointments During Finals

The Student Counseling Center (SCC) will be expanding the Same-day services to provide extra student support during the two weeks of final exams. This appointment is a 30-45 minute informal and confidential conversation with an SCC counselor.

Beginning Monday, April 27, 2026, to Friday, May 8, 2026, the Student Counseling Center will dedicate a significant portion of clinical resources to offer same-day service appointments. These appointments will be available between 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with the last appointment starting at 4 p.m., during this two week period.

Fill-out the Same-day Appointment Request form or call 410-328-8404 to schedule an appointment and inquire about same day service openings.

  • Appointments are offered on a first come, first served basis and should be requested ON THE DAY that you are able to meet.
  • Request should be made at least 1 hour before you would like to meet.

Request an Appointment Now!

  • INTERESTED IN OUR SERVICES?

    Please call 410-328-8404 to request an appointment. If it is after hours, please leave a message (option 3) with your full name, phone number, and email. A staff member will follow up with you within one business day. Or request a same-day service appointment to speak with a clinician today!

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  • SEEKING A MENTAL HEALTH WORKSHOP?

    Review the Prevention and Outreach page for available registration dates and to request a training for your group. The SCC now offers Mental Health First Aid trainings to the entire UMB community!

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  • ARE YOU OR A PEER IN CRISIS?

    If you are experiencing higher levels of distress, please call 410-328-8404 and mention that you are in crisis and need to speak with a counselor. After Hours: press 7 to speak with a counselor immediately.

    If you are experiencing a life threatening mental health emergency, call 988 or UMB police (410-706-6882)

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  • LOOKING FOR MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES?

    The SCC has a page of various resources to support all students. Review this page to find a source beneficial to addressing the challenges you may face on your journey to better mental health.

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