The program in community counseling is designed for graduate students who currently hold a master's degree in counseling or a closely related field. The program is designed for professionals who desire a broad understanding of all aspects of student enrollments, from first contacts with prospective students through graduation and beyond. The master's program in Student Personnel Services is designed to prepare individuals for entry-level positions in higher educational institutions in such areas as admissions and records, career planning and placement, student activities, student advisement, student financial aid, student housing, and student unions. Our programs are designed to accommodate the schedules of the adult learner by offering afternoon and evening classes. USC faculty, who are committed to students in the Upstate, teach and advise students in Spartanburg.
Advisors regularly schedule appointments each semester prior to registration.
The Ph.D. degree is offered for full-time students in each of the above areas as well as the area of Educational Policy. This M.A.E. degree program is designed to prepare individuals for entry and mid-level professional positions in Student Affairs.