School Counseling (with Licensure), M.A.

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This graduate program is designed to give adequate breadth and depth of training to prepare school counselors. As a result of this program, the student should become sensitive to the needs of students as well as competent in designing and executing guidance and counseling activities in schools.

Curriculum Requirements

Educational Research 6 Semester Hours

EDGR 5910 - Introduction to Statistical Methods in Education (3)
EDGR 5920 - Procedures in Education Research (3)
CON 5301 - Counseling in Elementary Schools (3)
CON 5302 - Counseling in Middle and Secondary Schools (3)
CON 5310 - Theories and Techniques of Counseling (3)
CON 5320 - Vocational Theory and Career Development (3)
CON 5331 - Psychosocial Development and Behavioral Dynamics (3)
CON 5351 - Principles and Procedures of Group Counseling (3)
CON 5361 - Assessment, Evaluation and Analysis in Counseling (3)
CON 5363 - Advanced Seminar on Special Issues in Counseling (3)
CON 5371 - Pre-practicum Counseling Skills (3)
CON 5372 - Supervised Practicum in Counseling (3)
CON 5373 - Consultative/Referral Processes in Counseling (3)
CON 5390 - Internship in Counseling (3-6) (Required of all students without teaching experience)

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School Counseling (with Licensure), M.A.

Curriculum Requirements

Educational Research 6 Semester Hours

Specialty Studies 6 Semester Hours

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Total 51 credit