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Course Requirements


Foundations Component
CEP 531Human Development across Cultures3
CEP 532Theories and Methods of Counseling3
CEP 534Quantitative Measurement and Test Interpretation3
CEP 535Vocational Counseling and Placement3
CEP 537Introduction to Group Counseling3
CEP 543Clinical Assessment and Case Problems3
CEP 544Family Counseling Theory and Practice3
CEP 554Research Methods in Applied Settings3
CEP 609Ethical and Legal Issues in Counseling3
CEP 612Cross-Cultural Counseling3
CEP 682Advanced Theory and Practice of Group Counseling3
Practicum Component
CEP 538Practicum I: Introduction to Counseling Skills3
CEP 539Practicum II: Clinical Interviewing and Treatment Planning3
CEP 683Practicum III: Advanced Counseling Skills3
CEP 684Practicum IV: Advanced Clinical Interventions3
Internship Component
CEP 610Advanced Clinical Internship I6
CEP 611Advanced Clinical Internship II6
Cognates
ONE COURSE from
CEP 536Biological Perspectives in Mental Health3
CEP 613Psychopharmacology and Mental Health3
CEP 663Research and Information Technology for Counselors3
CEP 675Consultation and Collaboration in School and Community Settings3
CEP 686Supervision in Counseling3
National Clinical Mental Health Counseling Examination (C.A.G.S.-Nonthesis Option)0
Field Project (C.A.G.S.-Thesis Option)0
Total Credit Hours60

M.A. in Counseling-with Concentration in Agency Counseling

The M.A. in counseling (agency counseling concentration) is awarded when the student has completed all 500- level courses and satisfactorily passed a written examination prepared and administered by the Department of Counseling, Educational Leadership, and School Psychology. The examination is based on the student’s knowledge of human development, counseling approaches, and intervention strategies.

C.A.G.S. in Mental Health Counseling

The C.A.G.S. in mental health counseling is awarded when the student has completed

  1. The 500-level courses required for the M.A. in counseling and an additional 27 credit hours of graduate course work at the 600-level as specified in the student’s integrated plan of study for a total of 60 credit hours.
  2. A two-semester, 12-credit internship in a cooperating mental health agency, and submission of a performance portfolio at the conclusion of the internship, and
  3. A passing score in the Clinical Mental Health Counselor Licensure Examination (nonthesis option) or successful completion of a field project (thesis option).
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