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Entrance Requirements & Forms
College Health Services requires a complete medical history, physical examination, updated immunizations, and other forms to be completed by all entering first-year and transfer students.
Saint Anselm College also requires each incoming first-year student to complete 2 modules: Alcohol-Wise, an online alcohol prevention program, and Consent & Respect, information about healthy relationships, prior to moving on to campus.
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Health Resources
A compiled list of general health and wellness resources and websites for students to reference.
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Mental Health Resources
A compiled list of mental health resources and websites for students to reference. For medical/emotional issues that need urgent care seek treatment at Catholic Medical Center, 100 McGregor Street or Elliot Hospital, One Elliot Way. Students are responsible for paying fees charged by off campus providers.
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The Harbor
Located on the lower level of the Jean Student Center, The Harbor, supported by an Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) Grant, is a hub for prevention, education and awareness of sexual assault, dating/domestic violence and stalking. It is also a drop in center for victims or survivors of violence to offer options, support and assistance.
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SACEMS
Saint Anselm College EMS (SACEMS), founded in 1991, is a group of volunteer students, all of whom are Nationally Registered Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMTs). SACEMS members are also licensed through the state of New Hampshire.
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Campus Safety and Parking
Saint Anselm College's Department of Safety and Security is located in the Daley building on Saint Anselm Drive, across from the main entrance to the college. The department employs full-time officers who patrol the campus 24 hours a day and respond to a variety of calls including all emergencies.
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Safety and Security Office
The Saint Anselm College Department of Safety and Security is located in the Daley Building on Saint Anselm Drive across from the main entrance to the College. The department employs full-time uniformed officers who patrol the campus 24 hours a day and respond to a variety of calls including all emergencies. Call 911 for all emergencies or 641-7000 for non-emergencies.
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Parking and Vehicle Registration
All Saint Anselm College students must apply for a parking permit online. Motor vehicle regulations are in effect throughout the year to include all breaks, weekends, and holidays. Vehicles must be parked in designated parking areas during these times.