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1995

Counseling

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Student Satisfaction With A Community College's Counseling Services: Gender And Race Differences, Carla Denise Noto Dec 1995

Student Satisfaction With A Community College's Counseling Services: Gender And Race Differences, Carla Denise Noto

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Forty-five community college students (8 males and 37 females) were surveyed to determine their level of satisfaction with counseling services offered at St. Louis Community College at Florissant Valley. The three areas of counseling explored were academic counseling, career counseling, and personal counseling. Results indicated that neither the gender of the student n or the ethnic group the student belonged to related to the level of satisfaction he/she received from any of the three areas of counseling. Academic counseling was found to have the highest satisfaction rankings and Personal counseling was found to have the lowest. ii