"Working together for student success."
The Counseling faculty are committed to helping students achieve their educational and career goals. Counseling Courses help student clarify academic, career, and personal goals. These courses are also designed to evaluate and identify strategies, attitudes, and behaviors that contribute to a student’s overall success in college and in life. Students can use the table below as a guide to identify which course(s) can best serve their needs:
Counseling 50: College Success
This course is for non-transfer students, students in high school, and students just starting their college journey to help them build college success strategies and understand college culture.
Counseling 51: Orientation to College
This course orients non-transfer students, students in high school, and students just starting their college journey to VVC’s policies, procedures, and support programs
Counseling 55: Building Math Confidence
This course assists students who have math anxiety or struggle with math.
Counseling 56: Self-Esteem
This course helps students combat negative thought processes, and helps build confidence and self-esteem.
Counseling 66: Peer Advising Techniquies
This course trains Peer Advisors. Students should reach out to the Director of EOPS for additional information.
Counseling 101: First Year Experience
This course helps transfer students in their first yeat of college and builds a strong foundation for future academic sucess.
*Students not considering transfer should consider taking Counseling 50 & 51
Counseling 103: Career Experience & Life Planning
This course helps students who may be undecided on their major and/or career goals, and students who may want to evaluate whether a specific career(s) is right for them. Additional focus on professional development.
Counseling105: Personal and Career Success
This course helps students who are preparing to leave VVC and transition to the 4-year or into the workforce. Additional focus on identifying personal and professional goals.
*Students seeking career and major exploration should consider taking Guid 103
Counseling 107: Learning Strategies & Study Skills
This course helps returning students, students who have taken a break from school, or students wanting to improve their learning strategies, motivation, and mindsets. Additional focus on current performance and strategies to increase effectiveness in college and life.
Counseling 128: Special Topics
This course is offered as needed and covers special topics. Recommendations from students are welcome.