Master of Arts in School Counseling with Credential

The School CounselingPupil Personnel Services (PPS) Credential program prepares counselors to address the social, cultural, emotional, and academic needs of children and youth in multicultural urban schools. School Counseling students simultaneously engage in justice-oriented coursework and field-based practice to enhance their translation of theory into action and promote equitable conditions inside and outside of schools. Our program focuses on humanizing counseling practice, advocacy, development, systems change, and program development and evaluation.The Masters in School Counseling program seeks to improve the human condition by training counselors to become social justice agents of change who promote equitable conditions inside and outside of schools.

One set of unofficial transcripts from each university/college previously attended. For U.S. applicants, the degree must be from a regionally accredited university/college.Applicants must have earned their Bachelor's and/or Masters' degrees from a regionally accredited institution.Recommended GPA of 2.75.Two current letters of recommendation, noting suitability for graduate work.Current résumé.