Not all services are offered at both campuses. Check with your campus of choice for specific information. Educational counseling offers assistance in improving time management and study skills, reducing test anxiety, clarifying educational goals, and in making the changes necessary to maximize academic performance at Roosevelt. Psychological and interest testing are available to determine interest in certain majors, vocational areas, and career assessment. Students consult with a counselor in order to determine whether testing is appropriate, and if so, what specific instruments would be most helpful.
Students then meet with qualified counselors for an interpretation and discussion of the results.
The interest inventories, and some tests, requires a fee. Peer Advocates are R.U. students who promote peer mentoring, organize special interest groups, facilitate group discussions with international and new students, participate in campus-wide student activities, build a stronger connection between students and the faculty and staff, and promote a more positive environment for all students at the university. Students needing any sort of peer-related assistance at Roosevelt University are encourage to contact Peer Advocates in the Counseling Center. Flyers are circulated throughout the university with the times each day that a counselor is available for an initial appointment. The Testing Office provides a variety of services to students and faculty.