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If you go to Student Counseling/Student Health on campus, you will more than likely get a substandard therapist (some exceptions of course). They usually have limits on how many sessions and the types of issues, and often they try to get you an appointment with a graduate student in training for psychology, which means they won't have the training.


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As Simcha mentioned, it really depends on the university/college you are attending. I was fortunate enough to go to a major university that offered its students top-notch counselling services. Since my 'alma mater' also has a medical school, both psychological and psychiatric services were available, with well-qualified, experienced therapists (not grad students).

I would recommend that you search your future school's website. The kinds of counselling services and the therapists that the school offers is usually listed under 'Student Services'.

Good luck!