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Advising Session (Ed-Planning)


         Abbreviated Ed Plan

         All new students must complete an abbreviated Ed Plan. Counselors will assist students
         with the selection of their first semester, based on their academic goal and assessment
         results to the advising session.

         Location
         Building 1300, Rm 1339A

         Contact
         Phone: (707) 256-7220       Email: counseling@napavalley.edu

         Counseling Drop-in Hours and Appointments
         Counseling has drop-in hours which change weekly, to view the drop-in for a week visit:
         http://www.napavalley.edu/studentaffairs/Counseling/


         No appointments are necessary during registration periods.

         It is possible to book appointments in person  OR Over phone: (707)256-7221
         OR by E-mail: counseling@napavalley.edu

         Additional Services Offered:
         Academic Counseling
             Provide information regarding Napa Valley College’s academic procedures, pro-
             grams, and services. Provide students with a comprehensive assessment, in-
             cluding academic strengths and needs, to assist them with class selection.                      Attend a Counseling/ Advising Session   (Ed-planning)
             Help students clarify their academic goals, select a major, and develop realistic
             academic work loads. Provide information on occupational and transfer pro-
             grams, including general education and major course requirements. Help stu-
             dents develop educational plans that satisfy graduation and transfer require-
             ments. Offer workshops on special career topics, such as nursing, teaching,
             and engineering. Provide activities and services that will assist students as
             they move to a four-year institution. Napa Valley College counselors are dedi-
             cated to student success.
         Career Counseling
             Provide students with an assessment of skills, abilities, interests, work values,
             and personality style. Provide information on current and future employment
             trends. Help students develop effective models for making career decisions and
             setting goals. Provide instruction in job search techniques. Teach classes that
             emphasize career exploration and college success.
         Personal Counseling/Crisis Intervention
             Provide short-term counseling and refer students to appropriate community
             resources. Assist students with personal, family, and other issues that may af-
             fect their educational progress. Offer support to students with a respect and
             understanding for their backgrounds, cultural values, gender, communication
             styles, abilities, and limitations.
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