Even the most successful student may experience difficulty with these challenges. Students can be seen individually for appointments at no cost to the student. Programs are also offered through this office relating to mental health issues. Books on different topics are available for checkout and a pamphlet assortment is available at no cost. Local community resources are also available to students through referral by the college counselor.
Any costs associated with the use of community resources are the responsibility of the student.
The Health and Wellness program is directed and staffed by a part-time registered nurse with a consulting physician available. Clinical services are provided to students Monday through Friday. Referral to a physician, a community agency, or other health or acute care facility is at the student s expense. Each student is required to have health insurance either through the College or through a private carrier. The Core Battery and Specialty Area of the NTE are administered in the fall, spring, and summer.