M.S. in Counseling for Higher Education
This degree is ideal for individuals interested in careers as student affairs and student services professionals in community college, college, and university settings.
You'll benefit from a rich academic setting characterized by outstanding faculty, three convenient locations, small, collaborative classes and an abundance of meaningful fieldwork opportunities.
A consistent focus is placed on ethical principles with regular self-reflection activities that support your professional growth and development.
Quick Facts
| Program Units 48 |
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| Average Duration 2½ years |
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| Flexibility On campus, full-time or part-time course load |
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| Course Availability Fall and Spring 15-week semesters with Summer sessions |
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| 2018-19 Cost $745 per credit $35,760 base cost |
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Want to learn more?
Let us know you're interested and we'll reach out to answer your questions. You'll also receive more information about the program and your financial aid options.
Open House Reception
Wednesday, February 6, 2019 from 6-8 p.m.
Larsen's Grill in Oxnard
Enjoy light appetizers and refreshments while you learn more about our programs and
get answers to your individual questions in an informal setting. You'll meet faculty
and admission counselors who can tell you first-hand about the value of our programs.
This event is open to all prospective and newly admitted Graduate School of Education
students.
Featured Course
EDCG 581: Diverse Perspectives in Education and Culturally Proficient Leadership
This foundational course explores the history of diversity and multicultural education, and introduces the conceptual framework of Cultural Proficiency as a lens for counselors in promoting equitable practices for all students in educational settings.
Featured Course
EDCG 513: College Student Development
This course will introduce candidates to theories of college student development and the processes by which they occur. Factors that impact student development will be discussed and application of theory to practice to maximize student learning in college settings will be fostered.
Trevor HessCal Lutheran’s program has a heavy emphasis on the interpersonal side of student interaction and I especially appreciated the skills and education I gained in counseling theory and practice.