Personality and Learning
  Disability Assessment

If clinically indicated, formal psychological assessment is available to help you and your therapist better understand your personality, educational needs and abilities, and to explore your vocational options.  These procedures may be especially helpful if you have not declared a major or should you suspect a learning disability.

Psychological testing is provided only for use in the counseling process or for making clinical decisions.  This service is not available to complete part of a class requirement, or at an instructor's recommendation unless the instructor in question has made prior arrangements with the service.
 

Counseling Services provides direct services to students requiring assistance with the developmental processes of career and vocational decision-making.  Counseling Services staff often work with other University resources to facilitate these processes such as Career Services, The Tomas Rivera Center, or advising offices. We can provide:

• Individual and Group Counseling to orient students to the career decision-making process and to resources available to them.
• Career interest and personality testing utilizing instruments such as the Strong Interest Inventory. Computerized test instruments are available through the Career Services office and are available to students who are currently enrolled.
• If necessary, intellectual and abilities testing to assist in exploring career options.
• Structured feedback sessions, individual and/or group, to assist students in utilizing assessment tools to gain a better self-understanding of interests and abilities as they relate to the world of work.
• Individual and/or group counseling which focuses on personal values, conflicts, familial, or relationship issues as they relate to career developmental concerns.