see them in person… you will get a lot more information… and it really doesnt matter to them if you care or not because whether you graduate or not they still get paid to be a counsler… look at them as tools rather then payoffs……

You should probably make an appointment to see them, unless it is an emergency. The best way to communicate with a counsellor is in person, and it shouldn’t take any specific action to show them you are concerned. They will believe you if you tell them that you are worried about your future and do their best to help you.

The personal approach is best.

You can e-mail your counselor with his school e-mail account to request an appointment.

I’ve emailed my counselor and talked to him in person and it worked for me.