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Masters of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (M.S.)
Program of Study
Below is the recommended Program of Study for the MS in Counseling – Clinical Mental Health Counseling Concentration. This represents two (2) years of full-time status and requires 12 credit hours per term. We recommend the same sequence of courses for students choosing the Thesis and non-Thesis option with the exception of the Fall (2nd Year) term. During the term, non-thesis track students complete an elective course while thesis track students typically continue working on their independent study for the thesis. Students may pursue the degree on a part-time basis, but they should meet with their academic advisor regularly to ensure an appropriate progression through the program. All Fall and Spring courses (except asynchronous courses) meet once per week in the evening. Evening classes are held from 5:30 pm to 8:20 pm. Summer courses (accept asynchronous courses) meet twice per week from 5:00 pm to 8:50 pm. During students final semester in the program, they complete the capstone experience. For those students on the thesis track, the capstone is the successful defense of their thesis. For those students on the non-thesis track, the capstone is the passing of the Comprehensive Examination, a written exam that covers the major tenets of training.
Courses by Semesster (Graduating in 2 years) 1st Fall COUN 5010 - Foundations of Counseling (3 hrs) 1st Spring COUN 5136 - Diagnosis and Psychological Disorders (3 hrs) Summer COUN 5190 - Group Counseling and Guidance (3 hrs) 2nd Fall PSYC 5030 - Biological Bases of Behavior (3 hrs) 2nd Spring COUN 6506 - Internship II in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (3 hrs) |
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