Welcome to the Counseling Department
The Compton College Counseling Department is a guiding force for our diverse student population on their path to completion and pursuit of success. We promote an inclusive environment where students can explore, identify, and achieve their academic, career, and personal goals.
Click on the red buttons below to see a Counselor.
| *Virtual counseling drop-in | Career counseling appointments |
| counseling appointments | transfer counseling appointments |
*Drop-In Hours are subject to change* Summer 2024 Virtual and In Person Drop-In Schedule
Summer Session Schedule: Summer 2024 Counselor Schedule Counselors will be available both in person and virtual drop-ins.
Counseling Department Office Hours
Location: Student Services Building, 2nd Floor, Room 266
Summer Session 2024 Hours of Operation
July 1 - July 5, 2024
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
| 8am-6:30pm | 8am-6:30pm | 8am-6:30pm | CLOSED | CLOSED |
*Summer Session Schedule will be Drop-Ins. No appointments needed.
Disclaimer: Starting June 17 - August 2nd, 2024. Campus will be closed on Fridays.
Campus will be closed on Thursday, July 4th due to Independence Day Holiday.
The Counseling Department will continue to assist you in-person, via telephone, email,
online chat, and video appointments. We are committed to helping you achieve your
goals and navigate the college experience. Thank you for choosing Compton College,
where every student is a success story!
Counseling Department Contact Information
Student Services Building
310-900-1600, Ext. 2076
counseling@compton.edu
Video chat with Front Desk on Cranium Cafe
Service Area Outcomes (SAO) Assessment Plan
SAO Statement(s):
1. At the end of their individual counseling session, students will have learned more
about the services, support programs and/or resources to meet, advance, or complete
their goals.
2. Students who meet with a counselor will have a better understanding of what is
required in order to achieve their academic goals, leading to a successful academic
semester and persist to the next semester. (Successful is defined as earning a cumulative
GPA of a 2.0 or higher and at least 50% completion of units attempted that semester)
