Meet with a Counselor or Advisor

Our counseling and advising services are available in person or through Zoom, phone, or email.

Please call (707) 476- 4150 or email counseling@redwoods.edu to schedule an appointment

Del Norte Site please call (707) 476 2300 to schedule an appointment 

Klamath- Trinity Site please call (530) 625-4821or email KT-Staff@redwoods.edu to schedule an appointment

Prepare for Your Appointment

• Apply to College of the Redwoods
• Have your student ID number ready to verify
• Make a list of questions you want to ask
• Prepare documents: other college transcripts, test scores and any other records relevant to issues you want to discuss
• If interested in transfer, make a list of potential universities and major programs

Academic Planning

Our counselors & advisors are here to answer your questions and help you plan for academic success. 

New Students

Do you want to earn a degree or certificate, prepare to transfer, or start a new career? Counseling & Advising can help you decide.

Start with Online Orientation

Learn all about CR including tuition, fees, priority registration, academic progress and probation,  prerequisites, corequisite & recommended prep, student services, CR technology, and other important resources.

• Eureka (707) 476-4150
• Del Norte (707) 465-2300
• Klamath-Trinity (530) 625-4846

Transfer and Articulation

Planning to transfer to a four-year college? 

Transfer is a process, not an event! The earlier you begin the process, the more likely the experience will be hassle-free and successful.

You can start completing requirements right now while you are at College of the Redwoods. Meeting with Counseling and Advising to make an Education Plan will help make sure that the courses you are taking fufill requirements at the school you plan to attend.

Services available:

• Academic Advising
• Resource Library
• College Transfer Day
• Transfer Admissions Agreements
• Four-year University Representative Visits

Articulation

Articulation is the process of evaluating courses to determine whether coursework completed at one institution (e.g., a community college) will meet the requirements at another institution (e.g., a university) for the purposes of admission, transferable units, general education or major preparation. It is this process that ensures that the classes you take at College of the Redwoods will be credited toward your bachelor’s degree requirements when you enter a university.

Mental Health Counseling

Students should text, email, or fax Shawna Bell directly for scheduling and/or services.

Text: 707-496-2856
Email: shawnabmft@gmail.com
Fax: 707-237-2318 (voicemail can be left via fax)

Students should state name, DOB, CR student id, and whether they have a preferred day/time. Shawna will contact you to schedule a phone session.

If you don't know your student ID please login to WebAdvisor and click on My Profile for this information

Career Planning

Discover the career exploration and job search resources!

Changes are happening at a very fast rate in the world of work. Perhaps now, more than ever, it is important that you have information available about yourself, the world of work, and how to prepare for today's job market.

Choosing a satisfying career is a process which involves many decisions, beginning now while you are still a student, or considering becoming one.

We're here to help!

Probation and Dismissal

Get Help with Academic Probation & Dismissal

A student will be placed on Academic or Progress Probation in the event that he/she demonstrates substandard academic performance. If a student is unable to recover their Academic Standing, they will be dismissed from College of the Redwoods for one term.