Counseling Minor - Accelerated MS

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This accelerated minor in counseling is available to any student interested in pursuing a graduate degree in counseling. The minor allows students to study topics related to counseling and to begin taking graduate courses in counseling during their senior year of undergraduate study.

This minor allows courses to be shared with a major from the same department.

Students who wish to continue a graduate degree should contact the Department of Mental Health and Wellness for information on program requirements and how to apply.

*Note: Completion of this minor does not guarantee admission to any graduate program.

Requirements:

18 hours, including:

Choose at least 6 hours from:

PSY 3850 - Counseling Credit Hours: 3
PSY 4010 - Group Processes Credit Hours: 3
PSY 4120 - Techniques of Counseling Credit Hours: 3
SWK 3950 - Child Abuse and Neglect Credit Hours: 3
SWK 4020 - Death, Loss, and Grief Credit Hours: 3
SWK 4100 - Human Diversity Credit Hours: 3

Choose up to 12 hours from:

Students must have completed 90 undergraduate hours to be eligible to enroll in these classes.

COUN 6000 - Practical Use of the DSM Credit Hours: 3
COUN 6010 - Counseling Theories Credit Hours: 3
COUN 6020 - Techniques of Counseling Credit Hours: 3
COUN 6040 - The Counseling Professional: Identity, Organization, & Orientation Credit Hours: 3
COUN 6060 - Individual and Group Assessment Credit Hours: 3
COUN 6520 - Research Methods Credit Hours: 3
or EDFD 6520 - Research Methods Credit Hours: 3