Counseling, School Counseling Concentration

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Faculty: Holter, Meidinger (chair), Wilson

The University of Mary Graduate Counseling Program offers a concentration in school counseling for students seeking the ability to practice as professional school counselors in the K-12 school setting. Students are also required to complete the Counseling, M.S. requirements.

See full details on program outcomes, KPI’s, admission requirements, and more on the Department of Behavioral Sciences page.

Program Requirements

Courses: 17 Semester Credits

COU 626 - Comprehensive School Counseling Programs 3 Semester Credit(s)
COU 628 - Professional Issues in School Counseling 3 Semester Credit(s)
COU 634 - School Counseling Practices 3 Semester Credit(s)
COU 691 - School Counseling Internship 3 Semester Credit(s) course is taken twice for a total of 6 credits

COU/EDU Elective: Need 2 Semester Credits

Any additional graduate counseling or education course as approved by the academic advisor.