“…The learned counseling practice includes basic techniques or specific techniques of counseling (Suwandi et al, 2014), and ethics in counseling practices (Patrick, 1989)to have a positive impact on clients (Cormier, Hackney, & Segrist, 1974). The objective is to provide competencies for prospective counselors in order to carry out their duties and responsibilities professionally (Aman & Ahmad, 2010;Jaafar, 2011).Competence is a skill that can be observed, measured, and is part of the overall ability for the individual to perform a specific task (Sabella, Poynton, & Isaacs, 2010).To achieve this, students' learning skills are required (Hattie, Biggs, & Purdie, 1996), and lecturers' responsibility to create conditions that motivate and inspire students to devote their time and energy to learning activities (Astin et al, 2008). Unfortunately, students need adequate transitional time before they can adapt to the new learning environment (Kamarudin et al, 2012), especially in relation with the learning process in the glorious university has a fairly high complexity (Chappell, 2000).…”