Student Success Workshops
With consumer debt on the rise in America, it’s more important than ever to be aware of the financial dangers of debt. How expensive is it to carry a balance on your credit cards? Why is making only the minimum payment a bad idea? Are all debts created equal? In this interactive presentation, we take… Continue Reading Dangers of Debt (SDFLC)
Are you considering Transferring to earn your Bachelor's degree? Join the Transfer Center to learn about their free services, how to get connected to make the most out of your time at Palomar, book appointments, attend transfer focused events, access transfer counseling, and more! This brief presentation is your first step to your Transfer Success.… Continue Reading Skillshop: Transfer Center Services Overview
In this interactive session you will have an opportunity to: Assess how you are currently utilizing your time Understand the Importance of managing your time Understand various strategies on how to use your time efficiently
Learn about what The Office of Student Life & Leadership has to offer! Clubs and Activities, Associated Student Government, Food & Nutrition Center, The HUB Basic Needs, Student Rights and Responsibilities to name a few. We will also spend some time discussing access to CalFresh Benefits (presented by Palomar College CalFresh Representative, Joenetta Benjamin)
The credit world can be stressful and confusing. Where does one start? A sound understanding of the ins and outs can reduce stress and give a clearer path forward. This presentation is intended to highlight the most important aspects of the credit industry. In today’s world, where influencers on Tiktok and Instagram are often considered a source… Continue Reading The Basics of Establishing Credit (SDFLC)
Learn what lenders look at when making a lending decision and how you can create an attractive credit profile. This spring, most Skillshops will be virtual via Zoom, unless otherwise noted. Registration will be required to participate in this Skillshop. Skillshops are FREE and open to all Palomar College students.
This workshop is for those new to college. It will highlight how to navigate and utilize resources: Math and English Placement, College Pathways, Palomar College Catalog, General Education, Major Preparation & more. This spring, most Skillshops will be virtual via Zoom, unless otherwise noted. Registration will be required to participate in this Skillshop. Skillshops are… Continue Reading Skillshop: Creating a Transfer Foundation: The Nuts & Bolts
Learn how to cite properly and avoid plagiarism. This spring, most Skillshops will be virtual via Zoom, unless otherwise noted. Registration will be required to participate in this Skillshop. Skillshops are FREE and open to all Palomar College students.
Come to learn how Handshake, the country's premier college-to-career network, can boost your job and internship search. Used by thousands of employers and 4-year colleges - including the CSU and UC systems - Handshake is a must-use system for college students looking to take the next step in their career journey. This spring, most Skillshops… Continue Reading Skillshop: Boost Your Job and Internship Search with Handshake
During this presentation, the JFS’s Higher Education Legal Services Team will share with you information about our organization and program, what services we provide and where, and will walk you through the process for scheduling an appointment with our team.
Are you considering Transferring to earn your Bachelor's degree? Join the Transfer Center to learn about their free services, how to get connected to make the most out of your time at Palomar, book appointments, attend transfer focused events, access transfer counseling, and more! This brief presentation is your first step to your Transfer Success.… Continue Reading Skillshop: Transfer Center Services Overview
The Student Wellness Advocacy Group invites you to learn about some of the triggers and risk factors associated with Depression and Suicide. The pandemic has added new layers of hardships to many of us, leaving us more vulnerable to developing issues with our mental health.