University Programs Worldwide

The School Counseling program from the University of South Alabama described below is designed to provide for the acquisition of skills and competencies needed by counselors working in educational settings.

School Counseling The mission of the School Counseling program at Seattle University is to prepare professional school counselors to be ethical, reflective, and multiculturally competent leaders and change agents to work...

School Counseling from Cleveland State University (CSU) aims to educate and prepare School Counseling students who meet all Ohio standards for licensure as School Counselors.

The School Counseling program from Boston College has educated hundreds of well-trained, licensed school counselors to become leaders, advocates, and change agents who utilize evidence-based practices to remove barriers...

The School Counseling course offered by Wright State University prepares school counseling professionals to provide services to students in kindergarten through 12th grade educational settings. 

The Master's in Counseling: School Counseling program at the Central Michigan University prepares students who wish to qualify for school counseling careers in PK-12 settings and to become licensed and/or certified schoo...

The School Counseling program of The University of Texas at San Antonio offers the opportunity for advanced study and professional development in the fields of School Counseling. School Counseling is designed for student...

The primary mission of the Masters of Education in School Counseling at University of Central Oklahoma is to prepare professional counselors who specialize in the school environment. 

The Master of Science in School Counseling at Syracuse University prepares students to work with children of all ages in urban, rural and suburban K-12 school settings. Beginning with their first courses, students gain p...

The mission of the San Diego State University's School Counseling program is to prepare school counselors to become leaders, advocates, and systems change agents in our diverse schools.