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Nov 23, 2024
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2022-2023 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
School Counseling M.Ed.
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Major in School Counseling
(Major Code: 5458)
School Counselor Standard Professional Certificate
General Requirements
Formal admission to the counselor education program requires:
- Complete application and interview for the counseling program.
- Undergraduate GPA of 2.75 or higher in the last 60 hours of course work.
- Teacher certification, with one year of classroom teaching experience is highly preferred, but applicants will need to have an affiliation with a school in order to complete practicum requirements. Students who are unable to set up a practicum in K-12 settings (public or private) will not be permitted to advance in the program.
Before beginning work toward the standard professional certificate, the student must hold the appropriate standard/provisional certificate. Students entering this program must meet approval by the Counselor Admissions Committee. Before receiving the standard professional certificate, the student must complete the proper graduate program, have two years of teaching experience and pass the appropriate state test.
Note:
Certification as a school counselor by the State of Texas requires two years of teaching experience.
A student will be assessed a one-time program fee of $400 plus mileage (i.e., the total miles a supervisor must travel to supervise interns) per probationary certificate and/or during the practicum (COUN 6399 ) to offset the expense of supervision required by the Texas Administrative Code 228.35h and 241.10.
Additional Courses for Licensed Professional Counseling Track (12 credit hours)
Zero to three hours from:
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