Meeting the Demand UW-Platteville's master of science in counselor education program is primarily designed to train school counselors. It has been broadened to meet a growing demand for counselors in a variety of other settings including colleges, mental health clinics, industry, state and federal agencies. The Program A master of science in education is awarded to those completing the program. Students are admitted to the academic track. All students take a group of courses called the core courses.
Students work closely with their advisers and often complete two clinical tracks.
With the exception of the clinical courses, most courses are offered in late afternoons and evenings. All courses necessary to achieve the competencies for the degree are offered during the academic year. They consult with other school personnel and parents to help children with special needs and circumstances. They also provide a variety of programs believed to help children develop attitudes toward vocational and academic goals. They work with other school personnel and parents to help students achieve and prepare for post high school.