Counselor Education

The Counselor Education program trains school counselors, clinical mental health counselors, counselor educators, and supervisors and prepares them to enter the counseling profession. Our nationally-accredited programs create and implement treatment plans and programs to serve the needs of clients, communities, and agencies where our students are and will be employed.

• Due to the ongoing situation surrounding COVID-19, the Graduate School has temporarily changed its admission requirements regarding test scores. The GRE may optionally be submitted by applicants for the 2020-2021 and 2021-2022 academic years. International applicants may use certain alternate exams in place of the TOEFL. Please visit the Graduate Admissions COVID-19 FAQ page for more information.

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• Program Overview
  • MED - Clinical Mental Health Counseling
  • MED - School Counseling
  • PhD - Counselor Education
• Degrees Offered
• Faculty and Staff
• Program Evaluation/Accreditation
• Application Information
  • MED
  • PhD
  • Frequently Asked Questions
• EPCE Student Resources
  • Handbooks
  • Graduate School Forms
  • Financial Aid
  • Doctoral Support Center
• Clinical Experiences
  • Field Handbooks
  • Sample Syllabus
  • Forms
  • Insurance
• Counselor Education Newsletter
• Counseling Organizations
  • CACREP
  • Chi Sigma Iota
  • ACA and TCA Websites
  • LPC Information
  • TEA Information
• Course Syllabi
• Contacts