To provide counseling and advising services to students in the academic, career vocational and personal areas. To provide tutoring to individuals and groups in math, writing, reading and science. A person neither of whose parents received a bachelor's degree. An individual whose family's taxable income did not exceed 150 percent of the poverty level in the project. A person who, because of a disability, needs specifically designed instructional materials or programs, modified physical facilities, or related services in order to participate fully in the experience and opportunities offered by post-secondary education institutions.
Personal counseling is provided on an individual basis, as requested by students.
Staff and instructor referrals are also accepted for those students who are experiencing school-related problems not able to be worked out by staff involved. Vocational and career counseling is provided on an individual basis. Services provided to graduating and transfer students may include a campus visitation to a four-year institution. Academic Enrichment Services will provide assessment testing prior to student registration each quarter. The testing will assess reading, English and mathematics skills and recommend placement in courses based on student scores.