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Application Requirements This section provides information about application requirements and procedures to apply to the M.A. in Counseling program: Clinical Mental Health, Family, School, or Rehab Counseling. It is strongly recommended that interested parties attend a
Department
Information Session to learn about the scope of the program, including application
procedures and deadline dates. Contact the department at 773-442-5557 or
5550 for information.
Application Materials. All
application materials to apply to Counselor Education are found in the
Department Forms
section of this website. To apply to the program, the applicant must provide Graduate Admissions and Records with the following documents:
Curriculum. The following describes the respective program requirements, including an explanation of core, elective, and clinical courses, and licensure and certification requirements: Prerequisites.
It is important to note the following prerequisites and
requirements with respect to each Counselor Education program: Clinical Mental Health,
Family, or Rehabilitation Counseling: Two undergraduate
courses in psychology, including one course in abnormal psychology,
OR complete these
prerequisites prior to practicum, if admitted to the program. School Counseling:
Teacher Licensure meets the prerequisite. School Counseling applicants
who do not hold Teacher Licensure: completion
of the following courses (can be taken as student-at-large or prior
to practicum, if admitted): ELAD-EDFN 405 Development of
Educational Thought ELAD-EDFN 406 Human Development &
Learning ELAD-EDFN 407 Learning Theories and
Educat Practice SPED 404-Overview of the Field of
Special Education NOTE: Taking courses as a
student-at-large does not guarantee admission into the program.
Contact Information.
Contact information for the Counselor Education
faculty, advisors, and staff is located on the
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