Educational Psychology

Clinical Mental health M.Ed. Degree requires that the student complete:  (1) Cores requirements (18 hours); (2) Counseling Theory and Practice Requirements (23 Hours); (3) PC Specialization Requirements (7 Hours); (4) Counseling Approaches (12 hours) for a total of 60 hours of graduate work; and (5) complete the Master’s Comprehensive Exam

Successful completion of the program also requires that students pass a comprehensive exam, typically conducted at the culmination of the student’s program of study. This is a multiple-choice examination that mirrors the National Counselor Examination (NCE). The specific exam is the Counselor Preparation Comprehensive Examination (CPCE).

Graduation Requirements: Successful completion of course requirements plus a capstone project.

Literacy Education requires 36 required credit hours plus a comprehensive final exam

Successful completion of the program requires that students complete required courses and comprehensive exam. 

The M.Ed. Degree requires that the student complete: (1) Core Requirements (18 Hours); (2) Counseling Theory & Practice Requirements (12 Hours); (3) Specialization Requirements (16-18 Hours) for a total of 48 hours of graduate work (46 hours for educators with 3 or more years of licensed teaching experience); and (4) successfully complete the Master’s Comprehensive Exam.

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School Psychology requires a minimum of  requirements in school psychology after three years of full-time coursework, and one year of internship.

Students must complete each didactic course with a minimum grade of B (letter grade) or Credit (Credit-No Credit) for applied/field experiences at end of each semester. Students must also receive adequate or better ratings on appropriate clinic, field and internship ratings forms.

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