This course focuses on the study and critical analysis of the major counseling theories, tools and techniques as they apply to the counseling process. Students will be exposed to historical and psychological foundations. They will be trained in observing the skills and techniques employed by practitioners using those theoretical perspectives. There will be opportunities, through assignments, role plays and interactive class discussions, for students to analyze themselves and others through the various lenses of counseling and psychotherapy. At the end of teh 

This course deals with the study of the principles and practices observed in the extension of credit by banks and other financial institutions; qualifications and duties of the credit man; various credit terms; instruments used; sources of the credit information; credit investigation and analyzing credit risk ; analyzing of financial statements and interpretation of credit data; and appraisal of securities offered as collateral. The different collection methods and procedures and modern credit problems are also discussed.