In addition, the Center addresses the needs of at risk students to enable them to tackle college level work and be successful in college. The center interfaces with the academic departments, Math and LLP, and the Freshman Year and SEEK programs to facilitate assessment of student readiness for degree granting course work. The PSRC utilizes various instructional strategies and methodologies to achieve its goals and maximize students' achievement. The PSRC organizes an effective counseling program to address the numerous learning challenges that students face. The Center collaborates with and relies on the expertise of qualified and trained counselors from the Freshman Year Program, the SEEK program, the C.O.P.E. program, the Student Support Services Program and counselors from the various academic departments at the college.
Counseling is comprehensive and includes personal, educational, career, family and peer counseling.
About 1000 students enroll in PSRC courses every semester during fall and spring. In collaboration with the Freshman Year Program, the PSRC offers continuing and incoming freshmen students courses in basic skills English-reading and writing and math during the summer and winter semesters. Appointments may also be made at other times. For more information, you may contact Chudi Nwasike in Room 2038F of the Bedford Building.