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Representative Appointment Information

general counseling

Prospective Students
A NVC Student Application is required for all Counseling Services. 

Current Students

You can self-schedule counseling appointments online or connect with our front office for assistance. Appointments are conducted in-person, online, or by phone. 

Schedule an appointment

college and univ. representatives

Did you know you can schedule a 30-minute phone, virtual, or in-person meeting appointment with a college or university representative? They share facts on the application process, tuition, fees, financial aid, academics, campus life, services and more.

Appointments:

Please make sure that your TAP account is complete before you meet with any UC representative.

In-Person appointments: Schedule here 

Virtual & Telephone Appointment and Contact Info:

Name school email appt. link
Hollie Elliott Lewis & Clark College helliott@lclark.edu Link
Jocelynn Nobouphasavanh ArtCenter College of Design transfer@artcenter.edu Link
Pamela Blanco UC Davis parueca@ucdavis.edu Link
Jessica Mora UC Santa Barbara Jessica_Mora@ucsb.edu Link
Mitzi Felix Sacramento State mitzi.felix@csus.edu Link
Transfer Peer Advisors CSU Fullerton transfer@fullerton.edu Link
Cassandra Garcia Sonoma State University Garciacass@sonoma.edu Link
Dr. Kimberly Ellis Western Governors University Kimberly.Ellis@wgu.edu Link
Phoebe Bennett Notre Dame de Namur University pbennett@ndnu.edu Link

Don't see the College/University that you are interested in when you make an appointment? Email mhinchcliff@napavalley.edu and we will obtain the requested information for you.

 If you are a college/university transfer representative, here is the link to ConexED for your appointments.

 

Questions to consider asking the representative:

  • What academic programs is your college known for, and how difficult would it be to enroll in the ones that interest me?
  • What financial aid opportunities does your school provide, and what is the average amount of the aid package?
  • How would you describe the academic pressure and workload?
  • What is the ratio of instructors to students, and are the instructors readily available for interaction outside the classroom?
  • Can you list some campus life facts and amenities that make your school stand out?
  • What are the rules governing freshmen’s course selection, and are most courses readily available?
  • Can you name some of the important support services for students and graduates?
  • What is the application success rate?
  • Is there anything you can share about your school’s application process that can help me succeed if I apply?
  • Do you have career services?
  • Tell me about housing.
  • Does your campus admit students in an alternate major if they cannot be accommodated in their first choice major?

 

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