Do you need to see a Counselor or Advisor?

Counselors

Counselors are are available to meet with students by appointment. However, some concerns may be addressed on a walk-in basis. Counselors are at least master's level professionals who are trained to provide personal, academic, and career counseling services. Students often seek counseling services for the following reasons:


• Probation and/or Suspension

• Test anxiety

• Study and note-taking strategies

• Time management

• Academic problems

• Strategies for managing stress, anxiety and depression

• Crisis intervention

• Community referrals

• Academic degree and transfer planning

• Career planning and exploration

Advisors

Academic Advisors are available on a walk-in basis. Advisors provide a full array of services ranging from college admissions to financial aid, and advising and registration. Students may wish to see an advisor to discuss topics such as:

• Degree planning

• Transfer planning

• Information about programs offered within our District

• Assistance with course selection

• Graduation requirements

• College placement tests