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HEALTH & NUTRITION
UTRGV Counseling Center
We all need someone to count on. The Counseling Center is a place that provides free and confidential counseling services to address mental health concerns and to promote personal growth for currently enrolled UTRGV students. Learn more
Student Food Pantry
The UTRGV Student Food Pantry supports currently enrolled students experiencing hunger or food insecurity. Learn more about how to secure food, become a volunteer, and/or donate.
Find everything you need to be successful in your remote classroom. From downloading software to setting up your VPN, it's all right here.
IT Support Center (Service Request)
Not a tech wiz? We've got you covered. For those problems you can't seem to figure out, contact the IT Support Center and get back to business.
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Career Center
Student employment is available for students who are enrolled at least half-time, and can work up to 19 hours per week. Job opportunities exist in nearly all departments on campus.
Student Health Services
A wide variety of health services, including FREE office visits for general medical care. While some services and procedures used to diagnose and treat illnesses may be subject to charges, overall costs are much lower than comparable services provided elsewhere. For your convenience, all charges for services can be posted to your student account.
Student Employment
We're creating more jobs and hiring as many students as possible. Our message is simple: You take care of your education, and we’ll try our best to take care of you through employment!
UTRGV's academic calendars provide clear guidance on important dates and milestones throughout the academic year.
At UTRGV we believe that students thrive when they connect with the rich resources our campus offers. Whether you’re stepping onto campus for the first time or returning for another year, this guide brings together everything you need. You will discover how to move around campus with ease, tap into services that support your academic growth, and join activities that make your college years unforgettable. Get ready for an adventure because inside you will find quick tips on campus maps, health and nutrition, student services, and ways to get involved, all aimed at making your semester smoother and more successful.
STUDENT
GUIDE
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Your Campus:
Campus Maps - Find your way around campus with ease.
Campus Stores - Get your books at the bookstore, or sport UTRGV merch.
University Library - Study in peace at our campus Library. Hours & Locations.
Dining Services - Craving a snack or a delicious meal? Locations, meal plans and more.
University Recreation - Workout or enjoy a Rec Program at UREC.
Effectively maneuver through our campuses by familiarizing yourself with campus maps, designed to be your navigation tool. Equip yourself for academic success and explore UTRGV.
1. Arriving early - Arrive early and take the time to understand which zones your parking permit allows you to park in.
2. Check lot counters—Some parking lots have Lot Counter Signs that display the number of available spaces. You can view them online at www.utrgv.edu/parking or at the lot entrance.
3. Use VOLT—Get to class faster with VOLT! This transportation system enables you to park remotely from the main academic buildings and ride to various on-campus drop-off locations.
4. Try Vaquero Express - To travel between campuses, check out the Vaquero Express and try Park & Ride at the Harlingen Convention Center.
5. Use Mobile Pay – If you’re on campus infrequently and don’t have a permit, use the designated Mobile Pay Parking spots for quick parking.
1. Arriving early - Arrive early and take the time to understand which zones your parking permit allows you to park in.
2. Know your zones - To simplify your commute, arrive with time to spare and understand which parking zones correspond to your permit.
3. Use VOLT - Get to class faster with VOLT! This transportation system enables you to park remotely from the main academic buildings, then ride to various on campus drop-off locations.
4. Try Vaquero Express - To travel between campuses, check out the Vaquero Express or try Park & Ride at the Harlingen Soccer Complex.
5. Use Mobile Pay – If you’re on campus infrequently and don’t have a permit, use the designated Mobile Pay Parking spots for quick parking.
PARKING
TIPS
Mobile Apps:
UTRGV Mobile App - Campus Maps, Services, Course Info, Dining, Bookstore, and more
CampusShield - Direct source for Campus emergency assistance
TransLoc App - VOLT Lines & Arrival Times
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TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Students who have initially been awarded financial aid, and are in need of additional aid, may submit an Additional Aid request if the program criteria are met.
Emergency Loans Due Dates
Students are advised to log in and make necessary preparations for upcoming emergency loan due dates.
Financial Aid Status
Depending on your family’s income and your academic and extracurricular accomplishments to date, financial aid may be available to you in several different forms. Financial Aid | UTRGV
Financial Services
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Scenario 1 - Using Zone 1 Parking Permit:
Maria purchased a Zone 1 parking permit for $60. This allows her to park in Zone 1 lots, which offer more affordable and remote parking options. Maria parks in Lot E33 north of the baseball stadium in Edinburg. To get to her classes, she takes a VOLT shuttle at the designated stop by Lot E33. Maria doesn't mind parking farther away because she saves money with her Zone 1 permit and VOLT provides convenient transportation around campus.
Scenario 2 - Using Zone 2 Parking Permit:
John bought a Zone 2 parking permit for $105. With this permit, he can park in both Zone 1 and Zone 2 lots. Zone 2 generally offers parking that is closer to the campus buildings. John likes to park in Lot B2 which is in Zone 2 and within walking distance of his nursing classes. He appreciates the convenience of being able to park near academic buildings with his Zone 2 permit, even if it costs a little more than a Zone 1 permit.
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Parking Scenarios
Deciding between parking permits? These examples can help you determine which option may work best for your needs.
At UTRGV we believe that students thrive when they connect with the rich resources our campus offers. Whether you’re stepping onto campus for the first time or returning for another year, this guide brings together everything you need. You will discover how to move around campus with ease, tap into services that support your academic growth, and join activities that make your college years unforgettable. Get ready for an adventure because inside you will find quick tips on campus maps, health and nutrition, student services, and ways to get involved, all aimed at making your semester smoother and more successful.
Your Campus:
Campus Maps - Find your way around campus with ease.
Campus Stores - Get your books at the bookstore, or sport UTRGV merch.
University Library - Study in peace at our campus Library. Hours & Locations.
Dining Services - Craving a snack or a delicious meal? Locations, meal plans and more.
University Recreation - Workout or enjoy a Rec Program at UREC.
Effectively maneuver through our campuses by familiarizing yourself with campus maps, designed to be your navigation tool. Equip yourself for academic success and explore UTRGV.
Mobile Apps:
UTRGV Mobile App - Campus Maps, Services, Course Info, Dining, Bookstore, and more.
CampusShield - Direct source for Campus emergency assistance.
TransLoc App - VOLT Lines & Arrival Times.
Deciding between parking permits? These examples can help you determine which option may work best for your needs.
Scenario 1 - Using Zone 1 Parking Permit:
Maria purchased a Zone 1 parking permit for $60. This allows her to park in Zone 1 lots, which offer more affordable and remote parking options. Maria parks in Lot E33 north of the baseball stadium in Edinburg. To get to her classes, she takes a VOLT shuttle at the designated stop by Lot E33. Maria doesn't mind parking farther away because she saves money with her Zone 1 permit and VOLT provides convenient transportation around campus.
Scenario 2 - Using Zone 2 Parking Permit:
John bought a Zone 2 parking permit for $100. With this permit, he can park in both Zone 1 and Zone 2 lots. Zone 2 generally offers parking that is closer to the campus buildings. John likes to park in Lot B2 which is in Zone 2 and within walking distance of his nursing classes. He appreciates the convenience of being able to park near academic buildings with his Zone 2 permit, even if it costs a little more than a Zone 1 permit.
Welcome Week [Starting Aug. 29]
Welcome Week is your chance to meet and connect with fellow Vaqueros, participate in campus traditions, and get excited about the start of a new academic semester. You won’t want to miss the festivities we have lined up.
Welcoming Events
Fall Relief Package
(Deadline: August 7)
UTRGV Day [Aug. 30]
Join the festivities at the 8th annual UTRGV DAY! Don't miss your chance to grab a complimentary shirt, cupcake, and drink from the designated locations and times.
V Link Events [Fall Semester]
For events throughout your college career, follow V Link.
Student Employment
We're creating more jobs and hiring as many students as possible. Our message is simple: You take care of your education, and we’ll try our best to take care of you through employment! Student employment opportunities here.
Career Center
Student employment is available for students who are enrolled at least half-time, and can work up to 19 hours per week. Job opportunities exist in nearly all departments on campus.
UTRGV's academic calendars provide clear guidance on important dates and milestones throughout the academic year.
Learn how to access vital information about financial services when kicking off your semester at UTRGV.
Find everything you need to be successful in your remote classroom. From downloading software to setting up your VPN, it's all right here.
Not a tech wiz? We've got you covered. For those problems you can't seem to figure out, contact the IT Support Center and get back to business.
STUDENT SERVICES
UTRGV provides support services to help you succeed. To find more ways to enhance your overall experience, learn more at U Central; a one-stop center that includes services such as Financial Aid, Registration, Admissions, and the Bursar's office.
UTRGV provides support services to help you succeed. To find more ways to enhance your overall experience, learn more at U Central; a one-stop center that includes services such as Financial Aid, Registration, Admissions, and the Bursar's office.
Dining Services
UTRGV has various food options on each campus, so you don't have to worry about leaving to enjoy a delicious meal. UTRGV has several locations and plans to fit your needs.
Accessibility Services
Student Accessibility Services exists to facilitate students’ equal access to university programs and services, promote student learning and development, foster independence and self-advocacy, and provide leadership to the campus on disability issues. Learn more
Welcome to your UTRGV Fall Semester!
Welcome to your UTRGV Fall Semester!
As you prepare for the new semester, make sure you are ready to park on campus! Follow this guide to purchase your permit, understand the parking zones, and get where you need to go smoothly within campus or between campuses.
Navigating Campus
Welcome Week is your chance to meet and connect with fellow Vaqueros, participate in campus traditions, and get excited about the start of a new academic semester. You won’t want to miss the festivities we have lined up.
Parking Video
PARK it. VOLT it. Get to class FASTER.
PARK it. VOLT it. Get to class FASTER.
Parking Video
Scenario 1 - Using Zone 1 Parking Permit:
Maria purchased a Zone 1 parking permit for $60. This allows her to park in Zone 1 lots, which offer more affordable and remote parking options. Maria parks in Lot E33 north of the baseball stadium in Edinburg. To get to her classes, she takes a VOLT shuttle at the designated stop by Lot E33. Maria doesn't mind parking farther away because she saves money with her Zone 1 permit and VOLT provides convenient transportation around campus.
Scenario 2 - Using Zone 2 Parking Permit:
John bought a Zone 2 parking permit for $100. With this permit, he can park in both Zone 1 and Zone 2 lots. Zone 2 generally offers parking that is closer to the campus buildings. John likes to park in Lot B2 which is in Zone 2 and within walking distance of his nursing classes. He appreciates the convenience of being able to park near academic buildings with his Zone 2 permit, even if it costs a little more than a Zone 1 permit.
Scenario 1 - Using Zone 1 Parking Permit:
Maria purchased a Zone 1 parking permit for $60. This allows her to park in Zone 1 lots, which offer more affordable and remote parking options. Maria parks in Lot E33 north of the baseball stadium in Edinburg. To get to her classes, she takes a VOLT shuttle at the designated stop by Lot E33. Maria doesn't mind parking farther away because she saves money with her Zone 1 permit and VOLT provides convenient transportation around campus.
Scenario 2 - Using Zone 2 Parking Permit:
John bought a Zone 2 parking permit for $105. With this permit, he can park in both Zone 1 and Zone 2 lots. Zone 2 generally offers parking that is closer to the campus buildings. John likes to park in Lot B2 which is in Zone 2 and within walking distance of his nursing classes. He appreciates the convenience of being able to park near academic buildings with his Zone 2 permit, even if it costs a little more than a Zone 1 permit.
Deciding between parking permits? These examples can help you determine which option may work best for your needs.
Parking Scenarios
PARKING ON CAMPUS
Permits can be purchased through the Parking Portal. UTRGV has designated zones for each permit type to ensure parking availability for everyone.
PERMITS
PERMITS
VOLT is FREE and makes parking at remote lots easier.
Discover travel paths and arrival times by using the TransLoc App. Learn about VOLT here.
VOLT
PARKING ON CAMPUS
Permits can be purchased through the Parking Portal. UTRGV has designated zones for each permit type to ensure parking availability for everyone.
PERMITS
PERMITS
VOLT is FREE and makes parking at remote lots easier.
Discover travel paths and arrival times by using the TransLoc App. Learn about VOLT here.
VOLT
WELCOME WEEK EVENTS
Welcome Resource Page
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Navigate College Life with Confidence & Ease.
Navigate College Life with Confidence & Ease.