The GED is provided weekly, by appointment. The student may answer a questionnaire which provides specific details about what the student needs most. Then films, tapes, written materials, and individual counseling can assist the student in using study time more effectively. The Career Services Office, located in 310 Clement during University Center renovation, assists students, prospective students and alumni with career decisions. Career testing is offered to determine occupations which best fit an individual's aptitude, interest, and values.
Counseling is available regarding academic majors, career choices, and vocational goals.
Career exploration classes are offered for academic credit during the normal school year. Additional information on specific occupations is available through an extensive career library. The student must come to the Employment Information Center, University Center, and make application each semester to be considered for employment. The Employment Information Center provides assistance to degree candidates and alumni in securing professional employment. The services are free and available year-round.