Career counseling is a structured program designed to help students to analyze their interests, aptitudes, abilities, personal traits and desired lifestyles.
Counseling promotes an awareness of the interrelationships between self-knowledge and career choice.
Vocational testing and interpretation are integral steps of the process. These services are provided to students with presenting issues of a personal, educational or academic nature. Oftentimes, students present concerns that interfere with their achieving academic success or accomplishing career goals. For example, some students may need help with test anxiety, time management, study habits, test taking skills, and setting goals, while others may be experiencing significant personal adjustment problems. The aim of counseling is to help students overcome those obstacles that are hindering or impeding their development and to take responsibility for making future decisions affecting their destiny.