Lorman campus: 601-877-6460

• The center does not have an on-campus OB-GYN, but does provide testing and treatment for sexually transmitted diseases.
• Condoms, offered for free, are the only type of birth control available at the center.
• Once a student has received an initial dose of Depo-Provera, a form of birth control administered as a shot, the center can administer the second dose if the student brings it to the center.
• The center does not offer emergency contraceptives like Plan B but will advise students to seek over-the-counter options available at Walmart in Vicksburg.
• Free pregnancy tests are available to students.
• The Child Development and Learning Center is available to Alcorn State employees. Fees are assessed on an income-based scale. Alcorn State University did not answer Mississippi Today’s questions if it provides on-campus child care to students. 

662-846-4630

• The nurse practitioner offers basic services like scripts for cough medication but does not provide lab testing or blood work.
• The center will recommend students seeking pap smears go to the local health department. 
• The center does not offer emergency contraceptives like Plan B.
• Condoms and diaphragms are offered for free in the center’s resource room.
• The center has partnered with a mobile clinic to offer sexually transmitted disease (STD) testing. 
• Delta State has hosted sexual wellness seminars.
• The Hamilton-White Child Development Center is available to students with kids up to five years old. Tuition costs $5,928 and can be paid in 10- and 12-month installments. 

601-979-2260

• The center offers a variety of birth control options, including pills and the Depo-Provera shot, for free to students. 
• Students can get free Plan B from the center by making an appointment with a nurse practitioner.
• Offers free STD testing and treatment, including HIV testing.
• Pregnancy tests are available to students without an appointment.
• Provides referrals for students seeking prenatal care to local OB-GYN clinics if they do not have access to their own private physicians. 
• The Lottie W. Thornton Early Child Care Center is available to students, faculty and community members with children ages 3 to 5 years old. Tuition costs $375 a month. 

662-325-6780

• The center offers free sexual health exams for students. 
• Free condoms are available in the dorms, and different forms of free birth control are offered at the center.
• Free pregnancy tests are available at the health center.
• The pharmacy offers over-the-counter Plan B for about $30. 
• The Health Promotion and Wellness Department offers free STD testing, including free HIV testing. 
• Tuition for the Child Development and Family Studies Center, which MSU calls “an experiential child study laboratory,” costs $585 per month and is available to infants and kids up to five years old. 

662- 329-7289

• The nurse practitioners do not provide gynecological or urological exams, but they can write prescriptions for birth control. 
• The nurse practitioners can prescribe Plan B, but rarely do, according to the health center.
• Free condoms are available at the center.
• The center does not provide services to pregnant people or children under three.
• The center offers pregnancy tests for $10. 
• The Child and Parent Development Center is available to children older than one until they start kindergarten. The center costs about $6,240 for the school year, but MUW students qualify for a 10% discount. 

662-644-4865

• The nurse practitioner can do pap smears but will refer students seeking more in-depth care to an OB-GYN in Mound Bayou.
• The center can write a prescription for birth control, which students will need to pick up at Walmart or a nearby pharmacy. 
• If a student brings Depo-Provera, the center can administer it. 
• The center does not offer Plan B but the emergency contraceptive is occasionally available for free at on-campus health fairs.
• Condoms are offered for free. 
• Free pregnancy tests are provided. 
• The Child Development Center, operated by Delta Health Alliance, is available to students, faculty and community members with children between 2 and 5 years old. The center is free based on income. 

662-915-7274 (students)
662-915-6550 (employees)

• Students can access annual exams, including pap smears and breast exams, but health services cannot implant IUDs. 
• The center can write prescriptions for birth control, but it is not provided for free. 
• The center offers urine pregnancy tests for $38 and blood pregnancy tests for $40. 
• The pharmacy sells Plan B for about $30. 
• The Willie Price Lab School is available for children between 3 and 5 years old from “university-affiliated families.” 

601-266-5390

• The Office of Health Promotion offers a free sex education training for instructors who request it.
• The health center offers free, walk-in HIV testing. Other forms of STD testing are not offered for free but at a reduced rate that can be billed to insurance. 
• Free condoms are available in the pharmacy lobby and in patient rooms at the health center
• The Center for Child Development is offered for children 8 weeks to 5 years old. Students with children can request financial assistance from the university through a U.S. Department of Education award called the “Child Care Access Means Parents In School” grant.