Counseling Program | College of Education and Human Development

Counselor Education

Our program educates competent, culturally aware, ethical counselors who will provide exceptional services in both public and private settings to meet the needs of a increasingly diverse society.

Degrees in Counselor Education

Master of Arts in Counseling

Our master's degree program includes emphases in marriage, family, and couples counseling (MFCC); school counseling; and clinical mental health counseling. Both MCFC and school counseling tracks are CACREP-accredited, and clinical mental health is currently under review for accreditation.

M.A. in Counseling

Ph.D. in Education: Counselor Education and Supervision

This area of emphasis is an excellent fit for individuals who wish to pursue counselor education and counseling leadership positions, excelling in research, writing, teaching, service, securing external funding, assuming professional leadership roles in the counseling field, and providing clinical supervision.

Counselor Education and Supervision

Program Accreditation

Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP)

The Counseling programs have been given the counseling profession's highest seal of approval. The Counseling Department has met the rigorous national standards of the (CACREP), which ensures that our graduates receive a superior education.

The programs that have been accredited include the Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision, Clinical Mental Health Counseling, School Counseling, and Marriage, Couple and Family Counseling.

Program Resources

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