Master of Science in Counseling (PPS)
Master of Science in Counseling (PPS)
The Master of Science in Counseling and Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) is an on-campus, cohort-based program.
In the fall and spring semesters, students attend two back-to-back classes one evening per week. In the summer semester (6 weeks), students take two in-person evening classes per week, attending one class each evening. Asynchronous online coursework will be required once a week.
“We work really hard in all of our courses to connect theory and practice so that students are able to not only read about a theory and talk about it in class, but really identify the practical applications and what this would look like in the field for them. It’s one of the reasons why our students are sought after and why they’re recognized for really being prepared when they get to their field work placements and are out in the field.”
48 credits total (51 credits for students that pursue the Child Welfare and Attendance Specialization)
All courses are 3 credits unless otherwise noted.