Master of Arts in Education with a Concentration in School Counseling - Arizona & Kansas (36-48 hours total)

 

Degree Overview

The concentration in school counseling emphasizes the complex demands of the school counselor by providing in-depth, realistic information to deal with students in a dynamic school and community environment including early intervention and team consultation.

In Arizona, neither teaching experience nor teacher certification is required to be a school counselor. EDC 8014 must be taken prior to the practicum, which must be taken last. Program completion is designed to meet the school counseling requirements for certification in Arizona.

In Kansas, candidates applying to this program must have verification of teaching for five years. Internship for the program lasts one semester, which must be taken last. Program completion requires verification of recency in a KS teaching license and passing scores on the required state exam.

 

Degree Requirements

Foundation Courses

EDC 7133COUNSELING AND THE HELPING PROFESSIONS (3)

EDC 7303THEORIES OF TRAUMA, GRIEF, AND LOSS (3)

EDF 7403SCHOOL COUNSELING IN A CHANGING ENVIRONMENT (3)

EDF 7410FOUNDATION OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH AND ASSESSMENT (3)

EDF 8503MASTER'S RESEARCH PROJECT (3)

Concentration Courses

EDC 7433SOCIAL AND CULTURAL CONCERNS IN COUNSELING (3)

EDC 7824LIFE PLAN AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT SCHOOL COUNSELING (3)

EDC 7933GROUP COUNSELING AND DYNAMICS (3)

EDC 8014PROFESSIONAL AND ETHICAL ISSUES OF SCHOOL COUNSELORS (3)

EDC 8023DESIGNING AND LEADING CCBP (3)

State Specific Requirements - Arizona

EDC 8463PRACTICUM IN SCHOOL COUNSELING (3)

EDC 8493PRACTICUM IN SCHOOL COUNSELING II (3)

State Specific Requirements - Kansas

PYC 7832HUMAN GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT (3)

PYC 7922COUNSELING THEORIES (3)

PYC 8142INTRODUCTION TO SUBSTANCE ABUSE, ADDICTION AND RELATED DISORDERS (3)

EDC 8215ASSESSMENTS IN SCHOOL COUNSELING (3)

EDC 8620INTERNSHIP IN SCHOOL COUNSELING I (3)

EDC 8621INTERNSHIP IN SCHOOL COUNSELING II (3)