Any credits taken beyond these six credits before admission to graduate studies will not be counted toward a counseling degree. Transfer credits from other institutions are not affected by this program. The Departmental Application form may be obtained from the Department of Leadership and Educational Administration, Community Mental Health, Marriage and Family Therapy, and Applied Behavior Analysis. Successfully complete a personal interview with representatives of the profession, advanced students in the program and the counseling faculty. Careful attention will be given to previous work experience, academic background, scholarship, emotional maturity, interpersonal skills and commitment to the counseling profession.
Admission is competitive and selection is based on an evaluation of all factors.
For the specific interview dates and an appointment, contact the Leadership and Educational Administration, Community Mental Health, Marriage and Family Therapy, and Applied Behavior Analysis department secretary. If attendance at an interview is totally impractical, the program coordinator may designate an alternate method. To be admitted to the graduate chemical dependency certificate program, the applicant must first have been admitted to the mental health licensure counseling program. Successfully complete a personal interview with faculty from the chemical dependency training program and representatives of the chemical dependency profession. Interviews are conducted each semester.