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| Counseling Appointments |
What you will find on this page:
1.
What is a
counseling appointment
2. How
to make an appointment
3.
How to
prepare for your appointment
4. When and Where
5. With
Whom |
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What is a counseling
appointment |
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Academic advisement, career
guidance, cyber-counseling, and personal counseling
related to academic success are provided. Counseling
services are provided according to the needs of each
student as described in the following web pages:
Academic Counseling
Career Counseling
Transfer Counseling
Personal Counseling
Additional Counseling Services and Programs
Academic advisement is available to students seeking
assistance with scheduling or clarification of
requirements for certificates, graduation or transfer.
Inasmuch as careful course selection is a key to a
successful college experience and is subject to change,
it is wise for students to consult with a counselor each
semester.
During high volume periods
(registration times),
group counseling sessions may also
be available for new students only. Individual
appointments are recommended for follow up during the
semester.
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How to make an appointment to see a counselor |
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In order to make an appointment, you
need to
apply to Palomar College first to
obtain an ID number. Ideally, you
want to complete your assessment for math and English
before meeting with a counselor.
Due to the high volume of
students we are currently serving, our soonest available
appointments are typically
7-14 days in advance of your request.
You can schedule a 45 minute appointment year round with a
counselor by calling the San Marcos Counseling Center at
(760) 891-7511, the Escondido
Counseling Center at (760) 744-1150 x8157,
or Camp Pendelton at (760) 725-6626.
Appointments can also be made in person at the
front desk. Come in before 10:00 am to obtain an
appointment.
If you can not make your appointment, please inform the
front desk or call to cancel in order to avoid a "no
show." If you have three no show's, you will
need to meet with the Department Chair before making
another appointment with a counselor.
Schedule your appointment early to avoid
the rush. Waiting the week before classes start is
generally not a good idea because it will be late in the
registration process, classes will be full, and
appointments will be booked 1 week out.
**Camp
Pendleton Students: New students are
required to attend an orientation typically held on
Tuesday at 12:00 pm. Once the orientation is
completed, an individual appointment can be made.
**Escondido
Center will be closed for Summer 2013.
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How to prepare for you appointment: |
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Be prepared to talk about your academic goals
(major, degree/certificate objective) and/or career
objectives, even if you are unsure about what those
goals may be. Also, make sure to bring the
following to your appointment:
- A list of questions to ask
- Copies of transcripts from other
colleges, AP or IB scores
- Paperwork from previous
appointments such as educational plan, PCC
transcripts, general education checklists and any
additional research.
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When and Where |
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Check the
Location and Hours page for General
Counseling appointments.
Counselors are also
available for specific populations throug the
Escondido TLC, STEM Center, DRC, EOPS, TRIO,
CalWORKs, Finanical Aid, Veteran Services, and
Athletics.
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With Whom |
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Students are not
assigned a counselor in General Counseling. Students can
set up appointments with the first available counselor
or they may request a specific counselor. For counseling contact
information, go to our
Staff
web page. |
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