Students who areprovides assistance and resources for those students who are still exploring their major and career options or are considering changing their current major. Counseling, regarding academic, personal and social concerns, is available to any student of color regardless of ethnic background, grade point average, academic major or level. All services, programs, materials, sessions and facilities are provided free of charge. The advisors are available for individual meetings by appointment or on a walk-in basis when schedules permit. Wednesday Counseling Services provides support and assistance to students through personal counseling, group activities and appropriate individual testing.
Strict confidentiality is maintained.
Academic counseling is offered to assist students with selecting majors, exploring career interests, improving study skills or other educational concerns. Through the Alcohol and Other Drug Education Program, the center provides information, counseling, outreach and referral services related to the use and abuse of alcohol and other drugs. Additionally, Counseling Services offers resources and information on stress, depression, self-esteem, relationships, sexual assault, sexuality, grief, and other issues important to students. Tests and inventories are available to help students determine career interests, aptitude and personality. Standardized tests such as ACT, GRE, CLEP, etc., are administered through the Academic Testing Program.