Academic advising is available for those who need assistance in class selection, credit for prior learning, or general information about programs, including admission requirements and academic planning. Academic advisors help students make informed choices about degree and graduation requirements, and can help clarify college policies.
Counselors assist individuals with choosing a new career path and applying to a degree or diploma program. They also provide career, academic and personal counseling to current students to help them manage the challenges that we all face at times in our academic and personal lives.
The Multicultural Center offers educational and social support to multicultural and international students. The Center provides information and services to help students achieve their educational goals and enhance their experience at NWTC.
Need help getting started again? A variety of services are available to assist students who have been out of the educational system and/or workplace for awhile.
Counselors and other support services are available to students with varying physical and mental abilities. The Special Needs Counseling Office assists students with choosing educational and vocational goals, building self-esteem, and increasing occupational potential.
One-on-one tutoring, small-group tutoring, and assistance labs are offered to help students who are not attaining academic competencies for a specific course. Labs are available for math, writing, basic computer skills and most science courses. A trained tutor leads group discussions, reviews key material and presents study tips to learners.