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Student Success Center
The Student Success Center is located in Room 164 of the Allman Center on Main Campus. The center coordinates new student orientations, academic advising, personal and career counseling and disability services.
Student Success Center Hours
| Monday through Thursday | 8 a.m. – 7 p.m. |
| Friday | 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. |
Phone: 336.734.7156
Online Advising
We now offer online advising in the Student Success Center. If you prefer an IN-PERSON appointment at the Student Success Center or one of the satellite campuses, please call the Student Success Center: 336.734.7156
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Online Advising CAN be used for discussing:
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Online Advising CANNOT be used for:
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Please see our online advising form to request an appointment.
Personal Counselors
Personal counselors are here to help you deal with life issues that affect your progress at Forsyth Tech. The center also offers information and referrals for more intensive, specialized assistance, if needed. The counseling staff adheres to the ethical standards of the National Board for Certified Counselors.
While we can be contacted by phone or e-mail regarding personal concerns, it is recommended that Forsyth Tech students visit the Student Success Center in person, or visit a helping professional in their local area. If you have an emergency, please call 911, or in Forsyth County call 336.725.7777.
Career Counselors
Career Counselors offer advice on finding the right career, getting a better job, preparing for interviews and other career-related areas. We provide career testing, counseling and information to prospective and currently enrolled students.
Services and Information for Students (including tips on interviewing, preparing a resume and cover letter, job listings and more).
Services and Information for Employers (including information about on-campus recruiting and participating in our annual Job Fair).
Academic Advisors
Academic advisors work with you to help with educational goal-setting and decision-making, college selection, college transfer and strategies for academic success.









