Pima offers students solutions to help in combating stress
PCC Academic Success Counselors Todd Slaney, M.Ed. and Erika Elias M.Ed. offer resources and support to help students find success. (Photos courtesy Pima Community College.)
By JENNIFER LANEPima Post
Life is full of curveballs.
When students juggle too many balls, they can be hard to catch or even dodge. If you are going to school and work, going to school and raising a family or doing all three at once, your hands may be full.
Pima Community College caters to the non-traditional student and offers resources to help students reach their academic goals.
For example, counselors and advisers can work with students who struggle to complete classes needed for their degree or certificate. A counselor can help a student figure out how to organize time spent on what ...