General Student Support Services

Admissions/Registrar

The staff in the Office of Admissions are here to help you get all required documents in, provide you with assistance in dropping a course, send your ASUMH transcript, change your major, and more. All of the forms that you may need during your time at ASUMH can be found on our list of Important Forms. If you need immediate assistance, you're always welcome to call them at 870-508-6104 and they will be happy to help!

Career Placement

Not sure where you're headed? We have several resources to help you decide which career field best suits you and how to get there! 

Our Career Placement Coordinator is also here to help you in determining and succeeding in a chosen career. Career Placement is available to help you with your resume, interview skills, and job leads. Here are some resources to get you started on the path to your new career: https://asumh.optimalresume.com/


In addition to the resources linked above, ASUMH also provides access to LearningExpress Library which offers career preparation and job/career acceleration help.


Disability & Accessibility Services

The ASU-Mountain Home Office of Disability Services offers access to all suitable services to students with documented disabilities. Each student using services through the Office of Disability Services receives individual attention from the coordinator. This individualized service provides an avenue to customize accommodations that relate to each student’s strengths and weaknesses and creates access to ideal learning in the higher education arena. These services include accommodations associated with the classroom, testing, assistive technology, advocacy and study skills guidance. 

Eligibility for services is determined on an individual basis after making contact with the Office of Disability Services. Students are responsible for initiating contact to request accommodations each semester and must provide adequate disability documentation prior to receiving accommodations. Adequacy of disability documentation is determined based on "reasonable" accommodation standards. Quality documentation should include properly credentialed professionals, diagnostic statements, diagnostic and limitation descriptions, current and past accommodations, and/or recommendations for accommodations.
Students with disabilities should contact the Coordinator of Student Services before attending class:


George Truell
Student Services Coordinator
870-508-6278


Mental Health Services

In an effort to support the mental health of our students, ASUMH contracts with Lighthouse Counseling to provide up to 6 free counseling sessions for enrolled students. Lighthouse Counseling, located at 15 E 5th Street in Mountain Home, has a team of mental health professionals who desire to carefully navigate the many struggles that arise in life and purposefully but gracefully walk through them with you. You can schedule an appointment by phone at 870-425-2030 or online at lighthousecounselingozarks.com by using the "request more information" area at the bottom of the homepage. When scheduling, be sure to mention you are an ASUMH student.


Unplanned Pregnancy and STD Resources

If you are worried about an unplanned pregnancy or STD/STI, you are not alone. Informed Choices Women’s Center in Mountain Home is a safe place to get answers about your pregnancy or your STD/STI. They offer no-cost pregnancy services, STD/STI testing, and education about pregnancy options. They will help you get the insight you need to move forward. In Mountain Home, they are located at 312 E. 3rd Street and their hours are Monday-Thursday: 10am-6pm and Wednesday: 10am-5:30pm. You can also reach them by calling 870-424-4673 or texting 870-656-9958.

Additional Off-Campus Resources

Ozark Center of Hope

  • Offers counseling and support for victims of sexual assault and other crises.
  • Address: 307 W North St, Mountain Home, AR 72653
  • Phone: (870) 701-5078
Families, Inc. Counseling Services
  • Provides mental health services including therapy for trauma and sexual assault.
  • Address: 700 S Main St, Mountain Home, AR 72653
  • Phone: (870) 425-1041
Serenity, Inc.
  • Offers services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, including shelter, advocacy, and counseling.
  • Address: Confidential (contact for details)
  • Hotline: (870) 424-7233
  • Office: (870) 424-7576
Arkansas Crime Victims Reparations Board
  • Offers financial assistance to victims of violent crimes, including sexual assault.
  • Website: arkansasag.gov/programs/crime-victims
  • Phone: (501) 682-1020
National Sexual Assault Hotline (RAINN)
  • Provides confidential support and resources.
  • Phone: 1-800-656-HOPE (4673)
  • Online Chat: rainn.org
Arkansas Coalition Against Sexual Assault (ACASA)
  • Statewide support and resources for sexual assault victims.
  • Website: acasa.us
  • Phone: (501) 246-3276