These inventories assist people in determining their interests and personality style. An appointment with a counselor is required in order to determine which tests are, if any, appropriate for an individual's needs and for the interpretation of the results. Counselors will interpret your test results, either in the small group format, a week later OR individually, usually two to three weeks later. A moderate fee is charged for career interest and personality assessments. These inventories are also available at an off-campus counseling location using an individual interpretation format after the inventories are scored.
Students can make an appointment by calling or stopping by an off-campus counseling location.
Education 115, College Survival Skills is also offered. Education 105 and 110 are 3 credit hour courses taught by the counseling faculty at the college with both day and evening sections offered. Some off-campus and weekend section times are occasionally scheduled. Both courses are generally transferable and may be taken to satisfy graduation requirements at the college. The emphasis in Education 105 is on career development with important life choices.