Thursday, July 18, 1968
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Guidance Aid Offered.
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By MARTHA FOWLER
Tar Heel Staff Writer
Benjamin and . anyone else
who's a little worred about his
future should hear about the
free "package deal' that the
Guidance and Testing Center in
Peabody Hall offers UNC
students.
Vocational counseling,
aptitude testing, occupational
and educational information
make up the service which is
designed to help in the selection
of a student's academic major
and ultimate vocation.
Connected with this service is a
reading program aimed at the
improvement of reading and
study skills.
Both programs emphasize
flexibility in structure and
procedure which allow for easy
adaptation to the particular
needs of each student.
An informal discussion
between a vocational counselor
and the client concerning his
academic background, work
experience, interests, goals and
any specific problems that he
might have in such areas usually
begins the decision-making
process in the guidance program.
The initial battery of tests
usually includes interest
inventories, temperament and
personality inventories and
mental ability tests.
Achievement, diagnostic, and
specialized aptitude tests are
sometimes selected for use on
the basis
obtained
interview.
Most of
interpreted
of information
from the first
the tests can be
by the counselor
soon after completion. A
discussion of the significance of
test and inventory scores along
with other pertinenent
considerations follows.
A major intention of the
counselor is to suggest several
tentative academic or vocational
objectives for further
investigation.
The Educational-Occupational
Library, specialists in
fields under consideration and
related course work or job
experience may help the student
to make a final decision
concerning his academic or
occupational future.
Appointments may be made
by telephoning the reception
office at 933-2175 in 019
Peabody Hall.
During the summer sessions,
the Reading Program offers a
voluntary, non-credit course for
students at any level of reading
skill who feel that improvement
would be helpful.
Initial tests and classes are
scheduled to suit the individual's
convenience. Students may
register for diagnostic testing
and individualized reading
instruction in Room 106,
Peabody Hall. The only cost is a
supply fee of two dollars.
TV RENTALS!
LONG TERM
OR
SHORT TERM
CALL US AT
942-2920 For Details
EASTGATE (IARBUARE
AT
KASTGAXX
SHOPPING
CSNTKS
WELCOME SECOND TERM SUMMER STUDENTS TO
HOT DIGGITY DAYS
AT SHARYN LYNN
One group of DRESSES $5.00
DRESSES REDUCED up to Vi price
PANT DRESSES $6.00 to $9.00
values to $17.98
BERMUDAS $2.50-$5.00
values to $10.00
COTTON SKIRTS as low as $4.00
CULOTTES as low as $4.00
DIRNDL SKIRTS $5.00
values to $11.98
One group of BLOUSES $2.00
One group of BLOUSES Vi price
All SANDALS Vz Price
One group of HANDBAGS Vi price
All SWIMSUITS REDUCED
One Group of Discontinued Styles
SLIPS AND BRAS Vi price
One group BELTS 10c
State, Wake Forest, and Duke SWEATSHIRTS $2.00
The Sharyn Lynn Shoppe
QUICKIE sez:
Lizards are your
problem, you'll find
the solution at Q.F.M."
Come in for
Beer Champagne
0 Mixers 0 Snacks
IC8
(and Lizard poisons)
Open Every Night Till 11:30
The QUIK FOOD MART
112 W. Franklin Street
Next to Gardner's Phillips 66
WELCOME TO THE
Those of you who visited us during
the First Summer Session know about
I our Old World Bill of Fare, our Free
Entertainment, and the largest pitch
er of beer in Chapel Hill - all in the
. I U CnllrU Dl ik
a armospnere ut un uiu uiynin i wu.
Those of you who have come will want
to come back. Those who have not
will want to find out about us.
You
can find
us at
115 N. Columbia St.
(off the square)
Chapel Hill
N. C.
entertainers wanted