Counseling - Master of Arts

Counseling Core Courses. All of the following courses:
Measurement and Evaluation for Counseling and Development
Perspectives in Multicultural Counseling
Counseling Theory, Philosophy, and Ethics
Introduction to Individual and Group Counseling
Counseling and Consulting Models and Strategies
Assessment and Research in Counseling
Counseling Internship
Social and Cultural Foundations of Personality or Behavior.
At least one 3–credit course at the 800–900 level approved by the student's academic advisor.
Human Growth and Development.
At least one 3–credit course at the 800–900 level approved by the student's academic advisor.
At least one 3 credit course at the 800–900 level that involves counseling in elementary or secondary schools, community colleges, or community agencies. Students who intend to be School Counselors in K-12 schools must enroll in Counseling, Educational Psychology and Special Education (CEP) 866 Psychoeducational Interventions for Children and Youth. Students who intend to be community-based or community college counselors must enroll in CEP 866 or an approved elective. The student is responsible for arranging field placements that are subject to the approval of the student’s academic advisor. The field placements must be in the student’s focus area. A full–time field placement in a single semester or a half–time field placement in each of two semesters is required.