Program of Study
PRE-REQUISITES
Undergraduate level : The School Counseling program does not require a specific undergraduate degree for admission. However, certain courses are pre-requisites and must be completed prior to enrollment or during the first year of graduate study.
Developmental psychology or equivalent
Basic statistics and/or educational measurement
Applied computer science or equivalent (student can demonstrate use of the Internet for research purposes, use of an email account and basic word processing)
Abnormal psychology or course in adolescent/child psychopathology.
An undergraduate exceptionality course
School Counseling Course Requirements
Core Courses
COUN 511 Theories and Techniques of Counseling 3 credits ________
COUN 512 Fundamentals of Counseling 3 credits ________
COUN 520 Group Counseling Theory 3 credits ________
COUN 530 Applied Counseling Skills (AKA: Practicum) 2 credits ________
COUN 540 Individual Appraisal 3 credits ________
COUN 550 Introduction to Family Counseling 3 credits ________
COUN 560 Lifespan Developmental Counseling (or PSYC 540) 3 credits ________
COUN 565 School Counseling, Program Development & Supervision 3 credits _______
COUN 566 Counseling Children and Adolescents in Schools 3 credits ______
COUN 570 Career Counseling 3 credits ________
COUN 575 Multicultural Counseling 3 credits ________
COUN 580 Chemical Dependency Counseling 2 credits ________
COUN 585 Counseling Methods: School (AKA: Internship) 6 credits ________
COUN 589 Comprehensive Exam 2 credits ________
COUN 610 Professional Ethics & Orientation 3 credits ________
EDLD/C&I 520 Research and Program Evaluation 3 credits ________
Elective: Choose one of the following :
G C&I 433 Basic Diagnosis/Correction Reading & Writing 3 credits _______
G C&I 463 Adv. Classroom Management Exceptional Learners 3 credits ______
G C&I 510 Adv. Educational Psychology 3 credits _______
EDLD 551 Foundations of Curriculum Leadership 3 credits _______
Total minimum credits, School Counseling Track 51 credits ______

