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ACADEMIC COUNSELING
San Rafael Building, 2nd Floor
(818) 240-1000 ext. 5918
8 a.m. - 7 p.m., Monday through Thursday
8 a.m. - 4 p.m., Friday |
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Glendale College has counseling services to help
students have a successful college experience. One important aspect of
having students receive the best possible advice concerning educational
and career goals involves working with counseling services. Our
counselors assist students in dealing with most problems and concerns that may interfere with their success.
Counseling and Academic Advisement are available on a
drop-in basis for quick questions or 30 minute appointments. To schedule
an appointment please call (818) 240-1000, ext. 5918.
Other academic counselors are located in the
Center for Students with
Disabilities and in the
Educational Opportunity Program and
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Counselors can help students
- Explore career, educational, and personal goals.
- Plan a program of studies to meet the educational requirements of your goal.
- Develop a Student Educational Plan (S.E.P.). One of the most important counseling
services offered to students is the development of an S.E.P. The S.E.P. is a roadmap of
courses which students need to take to reach their educational goals. It is important for
students to develop their educational plans with their counselor during their first year
of college or shortly after completing a total of 15 units.
- Choose courses appropriate to your goal.
- Select services needed to help you while you are enrolled at the college.
- Select one of the many Student Development courses offered by the counselors:
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Student Development 100 - Orientation to College. This course is especially
helpful to new students.
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Student Development 101
- Freshman Seminar. This course is
dedicated to ensuring students' college success and motivating their
journey toward lifelong learning.
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Student Development 125
- Career Planning. Designed to help students
choose a career goal by assessing and analyzing personal values, aptitudes, skills, and
interests.
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Student Development 126 - Job Search Strategies. This course explores
job search methods and skills.
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Student Development 145 - Academic
and Life Success. A
course designed to increase student success in college and in
personal life by developing problem-solving skills in areas such as
self-motivation, study skills and techniques, and personal
management skills.
- Please check the current class schedule for these and other
Student Development courses.
- Choose the most appropriate university to transfer to and plan your courses for
transfer.
- Plan your
Associate in Arts,
Associate in Science degree or your
Certificate.
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