Counseling @campus:
The imperative
Transitional Challenges
Research shows that 75% of lifetime cases of mental wellbeing conditions peak during the time period of 20-24 years of age: the time spent in a college campus.
Improved academics
Studies show that timely counseling intervention can improve student's academic performance by 15-25%. Counseling provides a crucial support system to help students manage academic pressure better.
Student retention
Students with emotional wellbeing issues are twice as likely to leave an institution without graduating, a phenomenon which is likely to increase post NEP 2020.
Better placements
Counseling not only benefits students' well-being but also improves their employability in placements, leading to better economic outcomes for both students and institutions.
Culture and Brand
The presence of counseling services fosters a more supportive, inclusive, and caring campus environment. This can enhance the overall educational experience and reputation of the institution.