Advising
The Advising Team offers a comprehensive array of services designed to assist you reach your educational goals.
Services available include:
- Academic advising and program planning
- College transfer degree information
- Professional/Technical degree information
- Assistance with petitions for waivers and/or exceptions
- Assistance with academic difficulty
- Transfer Advising: Visit Transfer Center for more information!
- Running Start information and enrollment
- Monitoring degree progress
- Graduation applications
See Advising web page
About Counseling
Counselors are faculty who have Master's degrees in counseling. They help students identify and achieve their educational, career and personal goals.
Educational, career and personal counseling, student assessment and evaluation services. These services are available to all students, new or returning, on an appointment or walk-in basis.
Educational Counseling
- Evaluating educational /life experiences
- Exploring vocational programs
- Educational planning
- Transfer to four-year colleges and universities
- Selecting a major
Career Counseling
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
Personal Counseling
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
Location: Robert Smith Building, next to Registration (RSB) (See RSB map.)
Regular Hours: See Operating Hours
Phone: (206) 934-5387
E-mail : advisorsouth@seattlecolleges.edu |
