Counseling Courses
The Counseling Division offers a
broad range of courses with a view towards helping you be successful in college
and life.
COLLEGE
ORIENTATION
COUN 100: Orientation to College (1/2 Unit)
Orientation to college programs and services, location of college resources and
facilities, explanation of college policies and procedures.
COUNSELING SPECIAL TOPICS
Selected counseling topics with
a focus on academic and personal development.
COUN 80W: (1/2 Unit)
COUN 80X: (1
Unit)
COUN 80Y: (2 Units)
COUN 80Z: (3 Units)
COLLEGE
SUCCESS AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
HUMA 10: Human
Sexuality (4 Units)
The comprehensive study of the biological, psychological and socio-cultural
aspects of human sexuality. An exploration into values and attitudes and their
relationship to behaviors and behavioral changes. An assessment of cultural
mores and current safe sex practices.
HUMA 20: Life Skills for
Higher Education (4 Units)
Evaluation and applications of academic study methods to achieve subject
matter mastery. Development of critical thinking skills, and application of
reading, writing, note taking and test taking methods to improve personal
strategies.
HUMA 50: Understanding
and Managing Stress (4 Units)
Stress as the interaction between the individual and the environment viewed
form psychological, sociological, and physiological perspectives including
gender, multicultural and global concerns.
CAREER
DEVELOPMENT
CLP 70: Self-Assessment for Career Planning (4 Units)
Explorations of individual values, interests, skills and personality types as
they relate to career/life choices.
CLP 75: College Major
and Career Options (2 Units)
Identify your compatible college majors and career options
by completing a variety of self-assessment inventories.
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