Master of Arts (M.A.) - Academic Specialization in Counseling
Dr. Harris Ty Leonard, Program Coordinator
Mission
The Academic Specialization in Counseling is designed for students who need an advanced degree to pursue further academic study or to enhance professional development.
Goal
The goal of the Academic Specialization in Counseling track is to give students who wish to pursue graduate study for the purpose of furthering their knowledge and skills needed for professional development and career advancement. This is not a clinical degree and does not meet the educational qualifications for state or national professional licensure or certification in counseling.
Course Requirements 33 Credits
Core Courses (30 credits)
Electives (3 hours)
Comprehensive Examination (0 hours)
The Academic Specialization in Comprehensive Examination consists of an oral presentation to a selected group of faculty members. The policies and procedures for the administration and scoring of the comprehensive examination for each specialization are available through the Director of the Master of Arts in Counseling Program.