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Nov 22, 2009
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Master of Arts in College Counseling (CLCL)
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The College Counseling Program is designed for students who are interested in working as professional counselors in institutions of higher education. It is a 48-hour program leading to professional counseling licensure in Michigan. Candidates selected for this program are expected to make a major commitment to graduate training and to enroll in course work on a regular basis. The program includes a 600-clock-hour supervised counseling internship experience. The College Counseling Program is nationally accredited by the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP), a specialized accrediting body that evaluates and grants accreditation to graduate-level programs in professional counseling. The program meets the academic and internship requirements for limited licensure as a professional counselor (LLPC) in the State of Michigan. Information on the post-master’s requirements for full licensure as a professional counselor is available in the student handbook for Counseling Programs.
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Curriculum
The following outline describes the general program requirements for the 48-hour college counseling program. Concentration Courses (COUN):
Basic Counseling Core (required): 27 hours
Supervised Counseling Experiences (required): 8 hours
Counseling Practicum: 4 hours; Counseling Internship: 4 hours College Counseling Specialization Area (required): 8 hours
Elective Courses: 2 hours minimum
Students select electives with their advisers to enhance their professional growth. They may choose from this list or from other COUN courses that meet their objectives.
Research Course (required): 3 hours
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