The Department office is located in Room 3102, Sangren Hall. Leads to Michigan limited license as a psychologist. These master's programs are designed to prepare individuals for entry level positions in counseling, psychology, rehabilitation, and student affairs practice in a variety of educational and non-educational settings.
All programs require a minimum of forty-eight semester hours of course work.
The program of study for each of the options includes six, three semester hour, core courses. Curriculum guides for the program options are available from the Department office. The department recognizes the importance of increasing the educational opportunities of minority students, as well as ensuring diversity of role models in the fields of counseling, psychology, rehabilitation, and student affairs. Therefore, the department strives to create an atmosphere conducive to the concerns of diverse populations, to integrate these concerns into programs and course offerings, and to fulfill its commitment to recruit, admit, and graduate minority students prepared for their chosen careers. Toward this end, the department, College of Education, and the Graduate College provide financial support for eligible minority students.