Student Affairs Practice in Higher Education Counseling

A student may serve as a counselor in a technical school, college, or university upon completion of this program of study. These counselors may also facilitate student transitions to professional education and career placement.

Typical Program of Study (48 hours)

Required courses for all areas of Counseling

Choose one of the following four EDU courses:

EDU 626 Advanced Educational Psychology (3)

627 Current Issues & Trends (2)

658 Fundamentals of Curriculum Dev (3)

674 History/Philosophy of Ed (3)

EDU 650 Research Design (3)

CSL 547 Multicultural Counseling (3)

CSL 580 Prof Counselors/Ethical Standards (3)

CSL 600 Theories of Counseling (3)

CSL 615 Career Dev and Life Planning (3)

CSL 625 Individual and Group Assessment (3)

CSL 630 Develop Csl over the Lifespan (3)

CSL 642 Consultation (2)

CSL 665 Group Counseling (3)

CSL 670 Org/Admin of Counseling Services (3)

CSL 675 Diff. Diag. & Treatment Planning (3)

CSL 685 Practicum in Counseling (3)

CSL 686 Advanced Practicum (3)

Internship Experience

CSL 697 Internship in Counseling (3)
The setting of an internship must be specific to the type of MSE that is selected. Students must acquire hours to satisfy the appropriate certification and licensure requirements.

Additional Content Area Requirements for Student Affairs

in Higher Education

CSL 646 Student Affairs in Higher Ed Cslg (2)

Content Electives (0-4)