Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Counselor Education

The PhD in Counselor Education is a CACREP accredited doctoral program that prepares its graduates to become skilled in research, teaching, and supervision from an ecological perspective. Students select from one of three focuses to develop their specializations (multiculturalsocial justice, substance abuse, or school counseling). Doctoral graduates are committed to the development of their research and teaching potential, in addition to developing skills that enable them to provide service and leadership for diverse populations, emphasizing underserved groups. Candidates selected to enter the program typically possess clinical competence through their Master's program training. This allows the focus of their training to center upon development and enhancement of research, teaching, supervision, and leadership skills.

Master's Degree in Counseling (required with a cumulative GPA of a 3.00 or higher from a regionally acredited institution)

Master's degree in a Psychology or Social Work related field (an additional year of masters-level counseling coursework and additional clinical requirements are required during PhD program)

References (3 preferred, minimum of 1 required)

Goal Statement

Unofficial Transcripts, both undergraduate and graduate degree, from all colleges/universities attended

Curriculum Vita (CV)

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