Taking personal responsibility means reading about degree requirements in the school catalog, consulting with advisors from the academic major, and charting credit hour progress toward degree requirements. These services are designed to help students develop the learning skills and study habits they need to succeed in course work throughout their academic careers. Specific goals are to help students know more about themselves as learners and to teach them how to improve their class performances. Services include computerized placement testing, selected tutorial assistance, individual and group consultation, and referral to and coordination with other campus services. All students are encouraged to become familiar with these services to help plan extracurricular activities, part-time jobs and internships, as well as jobs after graduation.
Most services are available at no charge to current students.
Subscribe to our career-info listserve. P ersonal C ounseling Allan Weisbard Interim Director Personal Counseling Individual and group counseling are available at no charge for all students who may explore freely, in confidence, any problems or feelings which are getting in the way of their academic or personal fulfillment. Counseling is available to help you manage family issues, abuse of alcohol or food, self esteem issues, stress management, life transitions, adjustment to college, depression, lack of assertiveness, or other personal problems. One visit may be enough, or you may want to continue to meet with a counselor for several sessions. Professional counselors are available by appointment.