The decision dates regarding acceptance are April 1 and June 1. Applications should be submitted by one of these dates. It is recommended that applications for department graduate assistantships meet the April 1 deadline. Specific program requirements and course sequences are provided in the Graduate Student Handbook which is available from the Department of Leadership and Educational Administration, Community Mental Health, Marriage and Family Therapy, and Applied Behavior Analysis. As courses currently are scheduled, this program may be completed in five semesters of full-time study by starting classes during fall semester.
Course work includes both day and evening classes.
The number of credits outlined below represents minimum requirements. The counseling psychology faculty may require additional credits to overcome individual deficits. For current information regarding the Minnesota Board of Psychology requirements for licensure as a psychological practitioner, contact the counseling program coordinator. Supervised Internship in Counseling, Min. OR CFS 621.