Counselling expectations of international students
International Journal for the Advancement of CounsellingPublished 1 March 1995
Loretta J. Bradley, Gerald Parr, William Lan, Revathi Bingi, Làurence J. Gould
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Abstract
International students not only face the normal adjustment problems of young adulthood but also the adjustment to a different culture. A random sample of 100 colleges and universities was contacted. International students enrolled at the institutions completed a questionnaire designed to assess the counselling preferences of international students. Results are discussed in terms of desirable counsellor characteristics and implications for counsellor training. Suggestions are made for facilitating counselling with international students.
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