Counselors are faculty who have Master's degrees in counseling. They help students identify and achieve their educational, career and personal goals. (See the list of counselors.)

• Evaluating educational /life experiences
• Exploring vocational programs
• Educational planning
• Transfer to four-year colleges and universities
• Selecting a major

Counselors are available to provide career assistance, help students select a career path and identify employment trends and training for obtaining employment.

• Career assessment and interpretation

• Strong Interest Inventory:  Compares your interests with people in a variety of occupations to assess similar or dissimilar interests.
• Myers Briggs Type Indicator:  Helps students identify their personality type and occupations that are most attractive to persons with a similar personality type. The indicator helps students learn which work environment can provide career satisfaction for each personality type.
• If you are interested in taking one of these career evaluations, please make an appointment with a counselor.
• Interests, abilities, and values clarification
• Assistance with career decision making

Counselors provide short-term guidance to students who experience social and emotional difficulties that interfere with college success.

• Anxiety and stress management
• Time management
• Relationship issues
• Sadness
• Conflict management
• Student rights
• Referral to community resources