Req Degree Req Degrees Admission Registration Tuition, Fees, etc. The Counselor Education Program was established in 1966 as part of the School of Education. Students initially admitted into the program work toward a Master of Science in Education degree.
All students begin the program in the academic track.
Students who gain clinical approval may take courses in the clinical tracks. The clinical tracks are elementary school counseling, secondary school counseling, and adult counseling. The adult track prepares students to work in higher education and human service settings. Students take a number of courses in common, including the core courses, research and writing courses, and electives. Students with clinical approval may take track courses.