Bob Miller in office. He is an older white man with wireframe glasses, white hair, and a white beard. There is a bookshelf behind him.

Former Counselor Bob Miller's Story

"I have two pieces of advice for students. One is to not let any disabilities deter you from getting an education and pursuing your dreams. My second piece of advice is...be ready for anything. Your education will give you critical thinking skills which you can use in many jobs. Never stop learning!

Math Equations on paper.

The Top Six Math Study Tips to Succeed in College

Your success in a college Math class depends on how you study. Whether you are enrolling in the easiest Math class in college, or you're struggling with advanced calculus, abstract algebra, and real analysis, follow these these Math study tips, your grades and GPA are likely to improve.

Steve Duong and his mentor and former counselor Donnelle McGee.

Steve Duong, Adult Education Program Specialist

"Courage is not ignoring your fears but recognizing it and facing the fear head on. Students need to plan how to protect themselves and/or protect their patients. I encouraged each student to pursue their goals in overcoming obstacles that come with living - to become courageous in the face of fear

Bianca Pimental

Bianca Pimental, Student Success Coach

"I always encourage students to join support programs; it is crucial to have a support system while in college and to take advantage of the experiences/resources they have to offer."