Many issues also impact students' academic performance and this may be important to discuss in counseling as well. However, if your concerns are largely academic rather than personal in nature, you would probably benefit most by first seeking help from the Student Academic Support Center , Student Support Services , or your academic advisor. If your concerns center around your major, career path, or job search, you would be best served by consulting with the Career Center and your academic advisor. The focus of the Counseling Service is on helping students with a wide array of personal issues, although these certainly overlap at times with academic and career issues. The staff consists of qualified, trained professionals with advanced degrees in counseling and other mental health disciplines.
Counseling is free, voluntary, and confidential.
Counseling is available when classes are in session during the regular academic year. The Counseling Service is closed during the summer. Visit the Counseling Service, Room 217 in the Centennial Union, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Our secretary will arrange for you to meet with a staff member as soon as possible. Most students are able to see a counselor within a week.