The Master program prepares students to provide direct services to individuals and groups, conduct workshops, classes, consultation, and prevention programs to assist in developing coping skills for living in a complex society.

A successful graduate may be employed in a variety of settings such as mental health agencies, social service agencies, college counseling centers, elementary, middle and secondary schools.

The M.Ed. in School Counseling (Elementary and Secondary) requires the completion of 48 credits.

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