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Master of Science in Counseling Psychology
For the most-up-to date information about program curriculum, please see a faculty advisor.
The Core Curriculum
The Master of Science in Counseling Psychology program offers a central core curriculum that is the basis for all concentrations. This core curriculum enables students to develop educational and counseling skills that can be applied in a variety of contexts. Because of its generic nature, this core curriculum provides an excellent preparation vehicle for those students wishing to pursue doctoral studies.
Core Curriculum (25 Credits)
Substance Abuse: An Introduction to Identification and Treatment |
3 |
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Career and Vocational Counseling |
3 |
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Introduction to Counseling & Guidance Theory |
3 |
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Introduction to Counseling Skills, Laboratory Level I |
3 |
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Human Development: A Life Span Approach |
3 |
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Counseling Multicultural and Diverse Populations |
3 |
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Counseling Practicum |
1 |
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Research Methods for the Behavioral Sciences |
3 |
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Assessment: Theory and Practice – A Life Span Approach (not required of Pastoral Counseling concentration students) |
3 |
Concentration Area Requirements
Concentration area requirements enable students to develop an expertise in their area of interest. These requirements are in addition to the central core curriculum requirements.
