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students with disabilities in advocacy, educating the Biola commu­ nity about disabilities, and by ensuring legal compliance with state and federal disability laws, the Americans With Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. For more information, contact the Office of Disability Services at (562) 944-0351, ext. 5851. Counseling Services Personal counseling services are available to interested graduate and undergraduate students for a modest administrative fee. Individual counseling, group counseling, neurofeedback, pre-engagement. premarital and marital counseling are available during the school year and summer months. Groups for special needs, workshops and seminars are held throughout the year. Inquiries may be made in person at the Biola Counseling Center or by phone at (562) 903-4800. Emergency service is accessed through this same number during non-clinic hours. Career Services Are you concerned about your choice of major? Do you know how to obtain a job or pursue graduate school after you graduate7 The answer to these questions can be found in Career Services. Career Services offers the following:

Resident Graduates: A physical exam, completed using the stan­ dardized Student Health Center form submitted to the Health Center, is required for all resident graduate students. Any of the above forms are available through the Admissions Depart­ ment or the Student Health Center. Completed forms may be faxed to the Health Center at 562-906-4512.

Please check with the Health Center staff for assistance or other specific information (562) 903-4841.

Campus Safety Biola's Department of Campus Safety has a genuine concern for the safety of individual students and the Biola community as a whole. Campus Safety's primary responsibility is to protect all those individuals associated with Biola University and their property, as well as the property of the University itself. Trained officers are on duty 24 hours a day. The Campus Safety Department offers special services such as a campus escort service, a rape prevention program, bicycle registra­ tion service and Operation Identification (engraving of personal property for positive identification in case of theft) throughout the year. Vehicle registration, traffic control, building security, assistance in medical emergencies and university switchboard are also handled by this department. Recognizing that a Christian university is not exempt from crime and danger, students are asked to use common sense and caution in every aspect of their activities. Crime statistics are available upon request at the Office of Campus Safety, or on the Biola website.

Career Plannin

Career counseling for students, alumni, staff and community Career testing (fee required) Career resource library Undecided major assistance Academic advising

Part-time Jobs, lnternshi s & Ex eriential Education Internship coordinator for internship placement Student Employment for off-campus jobs

Please refer to the Campus Safety Handbook for further Information or call (562) 903-4877.

Job and internship listings for experience related to academic major

International Student Services Biola believes that students from various cultures contribute signifi­ cantly to the university community. The diversity that comes from their experiences enhances our environment of faith and learning. Biola, for its part, provides services that will help the international student to acclimate to the university environment. Contact the International Student Division in Student Affairs at (562) 777-4008 for further information Issues related with U.S. Immigration & Naturalization for the Interna­ tional Students are being undertaken by the Immigration Services of the Office of the Registrar. For Immigration Services assistance, please contact (562) 777-4007. Disability Services Disability Services is committed to ensuring equal treatment. edu­ cational opportunity, academic freedom, and human dignity for stu­ dents with learning, physical and psychological disabilities. Disability Services actuates this commitment by providing reasonable and appropriate accommodations to students with disabilities, assisting

Full-Time Job Assistance

On-Campus Career Fair followed by recruitment for jobs and internships Position announcements, workshops, job and internship search assistance Internet links for job search

Graduate School Assistance

Seminary, Graduate and Professional School Fair Information readily accessed on most graduate programs in the U.S. and Canada Graduate School Entrance Exam Preparation GMAT, GRE and LSAT exam preparation software Graduate School and Employment Placement File Service Writing Center The Writing Center, Sutherland Hall 213, is a place where students of all disciplines and writing abilities can meet with trained writing con-

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