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Rehoboth College Counseling Services is based upon the scripture in the Old Testament, Genesis 26:22 “And the Lord hath made room for us”. The team at RCCS is a group of professionals dedicated to assisting all students in enhancing their lives and fulfilling their dreams. Education is the great equalizer, however the playing field is not equal for all students. Many traditional students, their parents or guardians and adult learners don’t have the required knowledge about secondary and postsecondary systems.

Rehoboth was founded by Dr Fay M. Butler to ensure that all students but particularly those underrepresented in higher education, those students at risk as well as those students who have been marginalized in current educational structures have a chance. This counseling service stands apart from the others because its principles are based on Christianity and all students lives will be changed, one at a time.

	Middle School Students/ Preparation for High School
	High School Students/Preparation for College and Career
	Adults/GED, College, Career Change Counseling
	One on One College and Financial Aid Counseling
	Workshops to Churches and Community Groups

	Research your state’s educational requirements for grade to grade promotion and high school graduation
	Research programs that reward students who stay within state to pursue higher education
	Be very diligent in finding out about deadlines for applications especially college and financial aid applications
	Adult Learners should research any and all adult workforce programs- start with your local public community college or state college office of admissions Contact RCCS for further counseling

	Dr. Fay M. Butler, the Founder and Director of Rehoboth College Counseling Services, received her doctorate from Columbia University in 2006. Her research and academic interests focus on African American high school students. She is especially interested in how and why they choose colleges or other pathways. Dr. Butler has worked in higher education since 1985. Her tenure includes serving as a recruiter for Hobart and William Smith Colleges (NY) as well as Tufts University (MA). Her 16 year career in City University of New York (CUNY) has included stints as Director of Admission, Adjunct Instructor and Enrollment Management Consultant. She is currently employed as Deputy Director and Director of Enrollment Services at City University of New York (CUNY) Central Office. CUNY has 23 institutions, all within the five boroughs of New York City.

Dr. Butler has served as faculty and director of professional development workshops and is an active member in professional organizations. She has served on the New York State advisory board for the College Board and was a member of the advisory board for the College Access Consortium of New York.
Dr. Butler has received numerous honors, which include recruiting more than 400 African American and Latino students to a highly acclaimed accelerated B.S./MD program. Her peers honored her nationally when she was named as Co-Director as the Counselor of Color workshop for the National Association of College Admission Counseling.