STUDENT SERVICES
Lh e inLernaLional auempt LO provide servi ces which will help Lh e internaLi onal student LO accl imate Lo tJ1 e niversity. Con- laCL Lhe SLUdents Affairs Office for furtJ1er in formation. DISABLED STUDENT SERVICES A brochure describing services is avail able upon request from the StudenLAffairs Office. COUNSELING SERVICES Personal counseling sen·ices are ava il able to inLeresLed graduate and undergraduate studenLs fo r a modest admini s- traLi ve fee. lnd iridual counse ling, group counseli ng, pre- engagement , premarital and mariLal counseling are available during Lh e school year and summer months. Groups fo r spe- cial needs, workshops and seminars are held throughout the year. Inquiri es may be made in person at the Biola Counse l- ing Center or by phone at ex tension 4800. Emergenc)' ser- vice during non-clin ic hours can be obtained through the on call coun se lor at (310) 903-4800. CAREER AND LEARNING ASSISTANCE SERVICES The Caree r and Learning Assistance Service offers a va ri- etyof se rYi ces and programs to Biola students. Career Development Career sen1ces include personal career counseling, interest tes ti ng, career-related workshops, internships, reference files, career days and career exploration workshops. Acomputerized career-guidance program known as SIG! Plus is avai lable to all students at no cost. The center has a resource libraiy comaining information about internships and jobs, company descriptions, graduate programs, and career paths related to majors offered at Bi ola. Students may receive personal ass istance fromstudent peer counselors or make an appoinu11ent to see a career cou11- selor. An sen1ces are available to alumni. Learning Assistance Learning Assistance Sen,ices provide programs LO assist students ir. becoming effec tive and intenti onal learners in order to mee t the academic demands of the Un iversity. Pro- grams include individual and group llltoring (at a nominal fee) fo r most general education courses, a non-credit study skills course and a "bridge" supplemental instruction program fo r first-semester students. Lea rning skill s wo rkshops and "Learning Tips" handouts are avail abl e th rough CLAS. In additi on, indi11dual appoinLments can be made 111th a learn- ing assistance coun se lor. Also availabl e is information and computeri zed study materi al fo r g actuate exams. Inquiri es should be made in Career and Lear· ·ngAssistance Sen1ces. APPEALS AND GRIEVANCES Detailed in fo rmati on regarding grievances and appeal s, whether in regard Lo scholarships, academi c life, federal leg- islation or sLUdent conduct are found in Lhe Student Hand- book of each school. Copi es are available upon reques t.
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