Study is at the core of the college experience, and the Division of Student Affairs is here to support your academic success and help you develop the skills you’ll need to be prepared for life after you graduate.

Landing a good job after college is a goal for many undergraduate students at UC Davis. Here are things you can do now as an undergraduate to prepare you for the job hunt.

Financial wellness is a state of well-being where you have minimal financial stress because you have established a strong financial foundation and created an ongoing plan to reach future financial goals.

Staying healthy—physically and mentally—is really important when you are a student. However, it’s not always easy to stay healthy if you have a demanding course load, are managing relationships with friends or a significant other and are involved in extracurricular activities. Luckily, there are a number of resources on campus to help students stay in tip-top shape in both body and mind.

Living on campus can be a great option for those who want to quickly integrate into the UC Davis community, enjoy the convenience of being close to classes and dining options, and have access to amenities such as academic advising, study space and on-site laundry.

There are a number of places on and off campus that offer the supplies and things you need like clothing, electronics and furniture.

Our award-winning dining commons offer a delicious array of choices to suit all diets, including vegan and vegetarian. You’ll also find eateries across campus that offer full-on meals or grab-and-go snacks.

UC Davis is the largest campus in the UC system with 5,300 acres, so it pays to spend a little time figuring out how to get around this beautiful and expansive campus.

When you’re a UC Davis student, there’s so much to learn—and a lot of that learning happens outside the classroom. Knowing what’s available to you will help you get the most of your time at UC Davis.