The Counseling Center offers students services by walk-in appointments on first-come, first-served basis, by appointment and also online for brief inquiries.
Please consult our Office Hours for information on receving counseling and advising.
The mission of the Counseling Center is to provide transfer and non-transfer students with timely and useful support services and quality information that will assist them in realizing their educational, career, and personal goals.
Counselors provide academic, vocational, and personal counseling services to MJC students. Counselors are available by appointment and on a "walk-in" basis (see Counseling Appointments on the left) to assist students in identifying needs, assessing strengths, and overcoming barriers to fulfilling their educational objectives. All students who have earned 15 units or more should develop an Educational Plan with a counselor.
It is highly recommended that students take a Guidance course (see left menu) as soon as possible upon enrolling at MJC. Valuable information will be covered in the course, including assistance with completion of an Educational Plan.
Phone: 575-6080
East Campus: Morris Building, 103 West Campus: Yosemite Hall
Office Hours
*Note: A virtual pamphlet put out by a university may refer to services available only to students at that university. Modesto Junior College students should, of course, contact the MJC Counseling Center (575-6080) or Health Services (575-6037) for assistance. Also, links are offered only as informational resources. The inclusion of these links in no way constitutes endorsement of these sites. Yosemite Community College District and Modesto Junior College take no responsibility for the content of Web pages contained in these sites. If the site is a commercial site this does not imply a Yosemite Community College District or Modesto Junior College endorsement of any products or services offered by these commercial websites.
Missing Major - Discover your career path
Assist.org - Choose the right classes to transfer
Virtual Pamphlets* - Includes topics on Alcohol Abuse, Depression, Eating Disorders, Test Taking, Family/Relationship Issues, Grief, etc
Haven Women's Center - Non-profit, bi-lingual center to help victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.
2-1-1 Stanislaus County - Provide free & confidential information to find food, clothing shelter, counseling and more services.
Parents United International - Dedicated to helping those suffering from the consequences of child sexual abuse.
