Unique to the Counselor Education program, students can only earn one grade less than B and remain a student in good academic standing with the Program. Earning a second grade less than B will be grounds for academic dismissal from the Program. This 66-credit load assumes that the student has taken no previous graduate courses relevant to the degree. If you have graduate credit that you think may meet degree requirements, approach your advisor with those concerns. Students can choose from course offerings in other Education fields, as well as from Social Work, Psychology, Public Health, Sociology, etc.
Selection requires approval of advisor.
Other courses that address similar curriculum may be used in lieu of the required courses. Students must seek the approval of their advisor to make such revisions to their program of study. Students can choose to lengthen their program by adding electives. Consult with your advisor for appropriate choices. Contact your advisor at least one semester in advance of your intended practicum semester to facilitate placement and to ensure completion of all course prerequisites.