EdS in Counseling (School Counseling Option)

Admission Requirements

  1. A master's degree in School Counseling and provisional certification as a school counselor.
  2. One year of successful work experience.
  3. Evidence of superior scholastic performance as indicated by a cumulative graduate GPA of 3.5 or higher.
  4. A GRE composite score of 800 on the verbal and quantitative sections with a minimum verbal score of 350 or a 33 raw score (385-390 Scaled Score) on the Miller Analogies Test is required.
  5. Completion of the requirements below:

 

Sem. Hrs.

Counseling Core

42

EDGC 619 - Career Counseling

3

EDGC 620 - Psycho-Social and Multicultural Factors in Counseling

3

EDGC 656 - Introduction to Counseling

3

EDGC 665 - Philosophy and Practice of School Counseling

3

EDGC 666 - Theories of Counseling

3

EDGC 667 - Group Counseling

3

EDGC 668 - Legal and Ethical Issues in Counseling

3

EDGC 669 - Practicum in Counseling

3

EDGC 671 - Practices and Techniques in Counseling

3

EDGC 679 - Advanced Practicum

3

EDGC 683 - Advanced Counseling Theory

3

EDGC 674, 676, 680, or 682

9

Nature and Psychology of the Individual

6

EDF 610 - Advanced Human Growth and Development

3

Approved Elective

3

Testing

6

EDGC 661 - Measurement Principles and Techniques

3

EDGC 662 - Individual Inventory Techniques

3

Research

6

EDF 600 - Research Methods in Education

3

EDIL 619 - Technology and Best Practices for School Improvement

3

EDIL 621 - Research for the Instructional Leader

3

EDGC 670 - Directed Research

3

EDGC 699A - Applied Project

6

TOTAL HOURS REQUIRED

66

Requirements for the Degree:

  1. Unconditional admission to the program.
  2. Successful completion of 60 semester hours of coursework (including master's degree) approved by the candidate's supervisory committee.
  3. Successful completion of an applied project (six semester hours).
  4. Successful completion of an oral examination and oral defense of applied project report.