Workshops, trainings, and seminars are provided throughout the year, as are consultations to parents and campus professionals on mental health issues. Academic consultation is available to all students desiring to improve or enhance their performance. Test-taking approaches, time management skills, stress management and other coping skills are available, as well. Academic advising is provided for all undeclared non-freshman and for all new transfer students upon arrival. Undeclared students with 60 or more units meet with the Associate Dean of Arts and Sciences before meeting with a Counseling Center Advisor.
Psychological assessment is provided on a limited basis.
Fees are assessed for administering the Miller Analogies Test. The Counseling Center is located in Serra Hall, Room 300. In order to access these rights, a student must self-identify and present documentation indicating that the disability substantially limits one or more major life activities, including learning. Certain disabilities, such as mobility impairments, blindness, and deafness, are often readily observable and, therefore, do not require complicated documentation. These students require more extensive documentation.