Mental Health Counseling, M.S.

Jodi Mullen, Program Coordinator

408 Mahar Hall

315-312-3494

Admission Information

Program Information

Counseling and Psychological Services Department

Degree Candidacy

It is the responsibility of the student to file for degree candidacy when 12-18 hours of course work have been completed. A cumulative average of 3.0 or better, completion of 512, and demonstrated professional competence is required to qualify for the awarding of degree candidacy status. Degree Candidacy Application Forms can be obtained from the Graduate Studies Office.

Mental Health Counseling (60 cr)

A. Core Requirements (48 cr)

CPS 502 - Race, Gender, and Class Issues in Counseling Credit: 3
CPS 503 - Psychological Foundations: Personality Credit: 3
CPS 504 - Psychological Foundations: Development Credit: 3
CPS 505 - Psychological Foundations: Psychopathology Credit: 3
CPS 508 - Foundations of Mental Health Counseling & Consultation Credit: 3
CPS 509 - Professional Orientation & Ethics in Mental Health Counseling Credit: 3
CPS 510 - Counseling Theory and Process Credit: 3
CPS 512 - Practicum in Mental Health Counseling Credit: 3
CPS 515 - Internship in Mental Health Counseling Credit: 6
CPS 541 - Introduction to Group Process Credit: 3
CPS 569 - Clinical Assessment in Mental Health Counseling Credit: 3
CPS 574 - Vocational Development and Decision-Making Credit: 3
CPS 585 - Foundations of Psychological and Educational Appraisal Credit: 3
CPS 591 - Introduction to Family Systems Credit: 3
CPS 596 - Research Methods and Program Evaluation Credit: 3

B. Electives (12 cr)

Choose electives under advisement.