Academic and Personal Counseling Sample Clauses

Academic and Personal Counseling. Academic and personal counseling support is provided for continuing students through individual and small group sessions. For personal counseling contact the student Health center at (000) 000-0000. Orientation/Advisement: Orientation provides basic information regarding cuesta college services and programs, as well as student rights and responsibilities. During advisement, a student and a counselor use a student’s assessment scores and previous academic history to plan a program of study appropriate to the skill level and educational goal of the student. Orientation/ advisement is conducted in group settings. The cuesta college New student Orientation is designed to help students get off to a good start, learn about the requirements for a certificate, Associate Degree and transfer, as well as policies and procedures of the college. students may participate in a New student Orientation by attending a group orientation at the cuesta college campus or by completing an online orientation. scheduled Great start group orientation sessions on the cuesta college campus are offered immediately after the english and math assessment session and are approximately two hours long. students must submit an admission application prior to signing up for a Great start Workshop at xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx. students may sign up for the Great start orientation online through the Assessment Test site or by contacting the Assessment Office at (000) 000-0000.
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Academic and Personal Counseling. Academic and personal counseling support is provided for continuing students through individual and small group sessions. For personal counseling contact the student Health Center at (000) 000-0000. Orientation/Advisement: Orientation provides basic information regarding Cuesta College services and programs, as well as student rights and responsibilities. During advisement, a student and a counselor use a student’s assessment scores and previous academic history to plan a program of study appropriate to the skill level and educational goal of the student. Orientation/advisement is conducted in group settings. The Cuesta College New student Orientation is designed to help you get off to a “Great start”. You will learn about the requirements for a certificate, Associate Degree and transfer, as well as policies and procedures of the college. You can participate in a New student Orientation by attending a Group Orientation on the Cuesta campus or by completing an Online Orientation. scheduled Great start group orientation sessions on the Cuesta campus are offered immediately after the english and math assessment session and are approximately two hours long. students must submit an admission application prior to signing up for a Great start Workshop at xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/xxxxx/xxx click on “Application” and follow the steps to apply. students can sign up for the Great start orientation online through the Assessment Test site or by contacting the Assessment Office at 000-000-0000. Once an application for admission has been submitted and confirmation has been received, the online orientation is available to all Cuesta students by logging into PAWs at xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/xxxx. asp. The online orientation allows students to choose their goal (AA, CsU, or UC) and proceed on the appropriate path to accomplish their goal. students may be exempt from participation in orientation if they meet one of the exemption criteria listed below: • enrolling in six units or less; • earned an Associate or higher degree; • Are a non-matriculating K-12 grade student; • Are concurrently enrolled in another college or university and are receiving matriculation services at that college or university; • Are taking courses for personal interest only; • Are taking courses for advancement in current job/career (updating job skills); • Are taking courses to maintain a certificate or license. Financial Aid students will have completed their required first semester student education Plan (seP) by compl...
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Academic and Personal Counseling. Academic and personal counseling support is provided for continuing students through individual and small group sessions. For personal counseling contact the student Health Center at (000) 000-0000. Orientation provides basic information regarding Cuesta College services and programs, as well as student rights and responsibilities. During advisement, a student and a counselor use a student’s assessment scores and previous academic history to plan a program of study appropriate to the skill level and educational goal of the student. Orientation/advisement is conducted in group settings. The Cuesta College New Student Orientation is designed to help you get off to a “Great Start”. You will learn about the requirements for a certificate, Associate Degree and transfer, as well as policies and procedures of the college. You can participate in a New Student Orientation by attending a Group Orientation on the Cuesta campus or by completing an Online Orientation.
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