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Counseling and Advising

Counseling and Advising

We want you to succeed at Montgomery College. Our counselors and advisors work closely with students to help them meet their personal, career, and educational goals.

Counseling faculty help students with their personal, career, and educational goals and assist students with selecting the courses that are right for them. Counselors also teach student success courses, such as First Year Seminar, and provide interventions and support when students need help.

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First Year Experience

Orientations, seminars, events, and more to help new students get started at MC.

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Academic Advising and Planning

我们的顾问帮助你规划和规划一个成功的大学经历。

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转学建议和机会

Planning is key to a successful transfer.

Learn More About Transfer

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Counseling and Advising Office Locations

Germantown

Dr. DeRionne P. Pollard Student Affairs and Science Building (SA), Room 250
240-567-7734

Rockville

Long Nguyen and Kimmy Duong Student Services Center (SV), Room 206
240-567-5063

Takoma Park / Silver Spring

Nunley Student Services Building (ST), Room 233 (2nd Floor)
240-567-1480

Resources

Disability Support Services

New students must self-identify to DSS in order to begin the process for accommodations and services.

Career Services for Students

Explore career information, find internships, and get help with your job search.

Personal Counseling

在学校、事业或个人问题上挣扎?我们可以提供帮助。

International & Multicultural Student Services

塔科马公园/银泉校区的国际和多元文化学生中心为MC日益增长的国际和多元文化学生发展和协调项目和服务。

Special Programs

Veterans and Military Members
Veterans and Military Members
MC provides resources and services for veterans and active/reserve service members, including Combat2College, a program offering academic and social support to veterans.
International Students
International and ESL Students
MC is proud to welcome students from all over the world. Our coordinators assist international students in every step toward becoming an MC student.
High School Students
High School Students
High school juniors and seniors can experience the independence of college-level study while also earning college credit.
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