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Eastfield College Student Resources

Admissions, Advising, and Assessment Departments. Advisors are available to discuss students' skills, abilities, degree plans, educational background, life experiences and motivation to help them make selections from the many educational options available.

Career Services Center. If you are a student or former student of the DCCCD you are eligible to use the services of Eastfield College's Career Planning Specialists.

Health Center. Serves the college population for purposes of providing health care, health awareness, disease prevention, education, health screenings, consultation, and monitoring of community health needs.

TRIO/SSS. Offers a variety of academic services to help students who qualify for the program. Each student in the program is provided with an individualized prescription of educational support services designed to meet their needs.

Disability Service Office. The Disability Services Office offers a variety of individualized services to students with physical, mental or learning disabilities based on documentation of need.

Off-Campus Resources

ULifeline

Is an anonymous, confidential, online resource center, where college students can search for the information they need and want regarding mental health and suicide prevention. Take a mental health screening, ask questions, find answers, and seek help for yourself or someone you care about.

Go Ask Alice!

A health Q&A Internet service. It works to provide readers with reliable, accessible, culturally competent information. "Alice!" answers questions about relationships; sexuality; sexual health; emotional health; fitness; nutrition; alcohol, nicotine, and other drugs; and, general health.

Remember that these resources should not be considered a replacement for mental health counseling.