C. Harold Stone

Are Vocational Orientation Courses Worth Their Salt

counseling? Can we achieve desired ends in a student personnel program by lightening the counselor’s load through referral to him of only the problem cases, and by &dquo;counseling&dquo; the majority of students through the medium of group guidance classes? What, if anything, do vocational orientation courses contribute to the facilitation of the individual counseling program? Which is better-a well-formulated sequence of courses in vocational orientation or a comprehensive program for counseling students individually? Or, are there worth-