The goal of counseling is to help the students develop the personal awareness and skills necessary to overcome problems, to grow and develop in a way that will allow them to take the most advantage of their educational opportunities at UOG Professional services are offered to help students with personal difficulties or learning problems that interfere with their ability to gain maximum benefit from the educational experience. Individual counseling is offered to assist students to resolve issues that cause emotional distress and interfere with personal goals and academic attainment.
Counseling is provided to help students bring about positive changes in their lives.
Group Counseling is provided to afford the opportunity to work together in learning to deal more effectively with personal concerns. Group counseling focuses on effective personal and social skills and the resolution of personal concerns. The Board of Regents mandates through this policy that students of the University be provided appropriate guidance and counseling relevant to their college career, professional and vocational aptitudes, and personal adjustment. The President and administrative staff shall establish a systematic plan to insure that all students are afforded suitable guidance and counseling services throughout their undergraduate years at the University, particularly during the early stages of their college careers. University students are adults who bear the responsibility for shaping their education and career preparation.