Master of Arts in Human Development Counseling - Marriage, Couple, and Family Counseling

Students pursuing careers in marriage, couple, and family counseling should begin to explore relevant populations and settings when enrolled in HDC 501. Course assignments thereafter should be designed to develop knowledge and skills specific to the emphasis chosen. In order to develop and demonstrate skills unique to their selected concentration, marriage, couple and family counseling students must take four specialization courses that emphasize working systemically within relational contexts. Clinical experience placements for marriage, couple, and family counseling students will take place in approved community agencies.

students must have completed a bachelors degree who are applying for a masters or doctoral degree students must complete an application to the university and have official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended submitted to the office of admission full admission minimum gpa of 3.00 for last 60 credit hours of undergraduate degree or cumulative undergraduate gpa of 2.75