Many states offer reciprocity to licensure from state to state. If you plan on returning to another state, you will need to work closely with your academic advisor to ensure the appropriate coursework and practica experiences. If you are planning to relocate to another state, it is important to look at the requirements for the state. The American Counseling Association (ACA) maintains a list of licensing boards. ACA also maintains a list of school counseling certification and licensure boards. Some examples of how people have had to amend their curriculum to meet other state requirements follow as examples. These are not exhaustive but may provide you with awareness of the types of questions to ask. A student wanted to go to Indiana to become a school counselor. Indiana required an applied assessment course because a counselor in Indiana has to have competence in test administration. In Texas, the legislature has restricted test administration to psychologists due to lobby efforts of psychology. This student took an additional assessment course that is offered in the Counseling Psychology Program to fulfill the state requirements from Indiana. This was in addition to the required 51 hours to meet graduation requirements from UT. A student who was in the school counseling concentration but did not have teaching experience was ineligible to become a school counselor in Texas but wanted to move to Georgia. Georgia does not require teaching experience and this student was eligible to pursue certification for school counseling in Georgia but not Texas. A student wanted to move to Minnesota. For licensure in Minnesota, counselors need to attend a CACREP program. This student had to provide documentation of equivalency which was easy because the UT program meets most curriculum standards specified by CACREP. For school certification in Minnesota, this student needed to do three practica at elementary school, one at middle school, and one at high school in contrast to the State of Texas requirement that a student complete two practica at any level. When she moved to Minnesota, she had to take an additional practicum placement. A student was an LPC intern in Texas and had worked for two years in Texas. She moved to Oklahoma and for licensure there she will have to take a family therapy course or the equivalent.