Frequently Asked Question

What is Counseling?

One of the primary purposes of counseling is to help student address problem areas and to make effective changes.

What kinds of problems are addressed at the counseling department?

Students come to the counseing center for a variety of concerns.  Some include academic problems, relationship problems, family problems or difficulties adjustin to college life.

Are the meetings confidential?

All counseling is held in the strictest confidence as mandated by law.  Student counseling records are kepts separate from other college files.

Is there a fee for Counseling?

The counseling services at York College are free.

What are the qualifications of the counselors?

The counselors are licensed mental health professionals.

Do I need an appointment?

You are free to come to the Counseling Center on a walk-in basis. After the first meeting the counselor may suggest a follow-up appointment.

Who is eligible for services?

All current York College students are eligible for counseling.

Where is the Counseling Center located?

We are located in the Academic Core Building, room 1G02.

What are the hours of the Counseling Center?

The Counseling Center is open at the following times:

Fall Semester

Spring Semester

Summer Sessions

How many times can I visit the Counseling Center? Can you provide me with referrals off campus?

Students are seen at the Counseling Center on a short-term basis.  Students who require long-term services will be referred for counseling in the community.

The Counseling Center Staff