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Master of Science in School Counseling Welcome to the Master of Science in School Counseling Program at Texas Wesleyan University. The Master of Science in School Counseling is designed to prepare students to become licensed school counselors. The program consists of thirty-six credit hours (thirty-nine beginning summer 2008) and a minimum of 150 practicum hours. Courses are offered during the day in the summer and evenings and Saturday mornings during the fall and spring. This program began during summer 2006. Upon completion of the course work, practicum hours, and passing the TExES exam for school counseling, students are eligible to be employed as a school counselors in the public or private school setting. Admission Requirements: * Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university The courses in this academic area are COU 6301 Theories & Methods of Counseling COU 6302 Life Span Development COU 6303 Techniques of Appraisal and Assessment COU 6304 Multicultural Counseling COU 6307 Career Counseling & Guidance COU 6308 Advanced Counseling & Crisis Skills COU 6309 Ethics COU 6310 Advanced Psychopathology (required beginning Summer '08) COU 6311 Family Counseling COU 6312 Group Counseling & Therapy *The Practicum in School Counseling is performed in an ISD setting by ISD personnel. Most courses can be applied toward the +This course will not transfer |
Beginning Summer 2008 License in Marriage and Family Therapy (LMFT) Click here for more information. Click here for information on taking the school counseling certification exam. Click here for degree plans for all programs. |
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