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COUNSELING & ACADEMIC ADVISING SERVICES

Counseling and Academic Advising Services offers career and academic counseling, academic advising, special services and support to special populations.  Our services are designed to assist students in achieving academic and personal success through informed decision making and academic planning. We are dedicated to assisting students in taking full advantage of their experience at Macomb Community College to realize their educational goals.

 

PLEASE NOTE

  • Beginning on Monday, July 1, 2013, the Academic Advising, Counseling, and Special Services Offices will close at 6:00pm on Mondays and Tuesdays. 
  • Appropriate picture identification MUST be shown to receive Counseling and Academic Advising Services.

Macomb offers opportunities for students to attend a variety of seminars and workshops that will enhance their abilities to succeed in college. For more information, please visit: Macomb's Calendar of Events.

 

Below are specialized services which are designed to meet the individual needs of our students.

FAQs

I am confused about what I am going to do with the rest of my life as far as a college major is concerned. What should I do?
Can I take a test that will tell me what to do?
Is there a fee for the inventories?
What else can I do so I am comfortable with my decision?
What will happen to my credits if I change my mind about which college to attend?
Answers

COUNSELING

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Counselors are available to assist new, current, and former students who are undecided about their Macomb program, major, school of transfer or career path. More...

ACADEMIC ADVISING

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Academic Advisors are available to assist new, prospective, and current students who are decided about their Macomb program or major and school of transfer. More...

SPECIAL SERVICES & SPECIAL POPULATIONS

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Special Services Counselors work with students who need special assistance to succeed in college due to a physical disability, learning disability, insufficient academic skills, or language barrier. More...

The Special Populations Program is a network of support established to help members of eligible population groups find direction in their lives and obtain the job skills necessary to provide financial support and develop independence for themselves. More...