Services are available to students. Services may be limited to recent graduate and may not include community members, depending on staffing. Career Guidance Services instruct students on topics that include:
- Career books and resources (including online systems)
- Information regarding majors, demographics of jobs, some labor statistics and how to find a major offered
- Educational and training information of non-traditional students and academic programs (usually does not include non-accredited institutions)
- Basic information relating financial aid, grants and scholarships
- Support for transfer programs and majors
- Library materials on scholarship information
- Support of verification of enrollment for unemployment benefits related programs
- Instruction on career related topics for Applied Psychology courses and other classroom activities
- Information to research distance education opportunities and programs
- K-14 continuing education, ROP, College, and training information to research programs including college and university catalogs
- Consortium support for Tech Prep and CTE programs
- Support for the career counseling program and any courses that require exploration of career
- Information relating to the various standardized testing and test prep companies
- Other assessments and resources (online and in-person) which may include; interest, values, aptitudes, skills and personality assessments, (some licensed assessments may require college counseling appointments and will require a nominal fee)