Counselor Education - School Counseling - MS

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SCHOOL COUNSELING: The School Counseling program prepares program graduates for employment as K-12 school counselors. Successful completion of the program leads to recommendation for licensure as a school counselor in Minnesota or Wisconsin. If a student plans to become licensed in a state other than Minnesota or Wisconsin, they are advised to become familiar with the specific licensure requirements of the state in which they plan to practice. In 2000, the Counselor Education Department School Counseling Program was selected as a participating program in the Transforming School Counseling National Initiative Sponsored by the Education Trust in Washington, D.C. The School Counseling Program is CACREP accredited.

School Counseling (49 S.H.)

CE 534 - Human Relations and Diversity (3 S.H.)
CE 601 - Foundations of Counseling (3 S.H.)
CE 611 - Development over the Lifespan (3 S.H.)
CE 615 - Group Theory and Practice (3 S.H.)
CE 620 - Tests & Measurements (3 S.H.)
CE 621 - Research Design (3 S.H.)
CE 622 - Family Systems Counseling (3 S.H.)
CE 625 - Career Development & Appraisal (3 S.H.)
CE 633 - Ethical Practice and Social Change (3 S.H.)
CE 635 - Orientation to School Counseling (3 S.H.)
CE 645 - School Counseling Practice (3 S.H.)
CE 658 - Microskills (3 S.H.)
CE 660 - Counseling Theory and Practice (3 S.H.)
CE 680 - Counseling Practicum (150 clock hours) (3 S.H.)
CE 690 - Internship (600 clock hours) (3 or 6 S.H.)
CE 695 - Capstone Project (1 S.H.)

Note:

Minnesota and Wisconsin school counselor licensure standards specify preparation in exceptionality, for which we require an additional course to supplement students’ exposure to these issues in our required courses. See the Counselor Education Department Student Handbook for detailed information regarding school counselor licensure in Minnesota and Wisconsin.