NASHVILLE, Tenn. (TSU News Service) – Still need to finalize your fall enrollment? Tennessee State University is offering a One Stop Shop at Kean Hall from August 13-23, 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., giving students the chance to take care of essential tasks for the new academic year all in one location.

The One Stop Shop provides a range of services including setting up meal plans, receiving ID badges, getting parking decals, and book bundles and post office mailboxes. Advisors for classes, faculty from the Bursar’s Office, financial aid counselors, and more will be available to assist with any paperwork, including health immunization records.

Dr. Curtis Johnson, Vice President for Administration and Chief of Staff, underscores the significance of this service: “We’re excited that the One-Stop Shop will be open for our students this fall. It’s a great opportunity for students to complete their registration process and receive assistance with IDs, parking permits, academic advisement, or financial aid, ” he said.

“This centralized service eliminates the need to visit multiple departments and brings all the necessary resources into one location.”

For those unsure about required paperwork, Johnson said students should go online first. “We encourage students to go online, especially for parking. Bring your driver’s license, vehicle registration, proof of insurance, and student ID before getting in line. Preloading these items into the system will streamline the process when you arrive.”

Click the links below for additional service information:

Meal plan services. Book bundle information.

ID Card services Postal Service Parking/ Decals

The One Stop Shop will also offer COVID-19 resources, including masks and hand sanitizer, to ensure everyone’s safety.

Chrishonda O’Quinn, SGA President, highlights the value of the center as well from a student’s perspective. “It’s crucial for students to stop by the center because its goal is to assist with any challenges they may face during their time at the university. It’s a valuable resource for navigating your college experience.”

Trey Cunningham, a TSU spring 2024 graduate and former rep at large for the financial aid office said the one stop opportunity is for all students and even TSU employees. “The One Stop Shop is beneficial for everyone. Whether you’re a first-time freshman, returning student, transfer, graduate student, or even an employee,” Cunningham said. “It allows you to handle multiple tasks at once. My freshman year, getting my parking decal at Kean Hall was seamless. “I hope students utilize the resources available and take full advantage of what TSU offers.”

Don’t miss this opportunity to get everything done in one place at the One Stop Shop!

For more information about the One Stop Shop, visit www.tnstate.edu/campus_life/dates.aspx.