Counseling Minor

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This minor is offered through the School of Arts & Sciences. Please note that most of the undergraduate minor and all of the accelerated graduate classes are only offered online.

Minor Requirements

PSY 3060 - Diversity Issues in Counseling 3 Credits
PSY 330 - Counseling Psychology 3 Credits
PSY 3542 - Methods of Counseling 3 Credits
PSY 442 - Marriage and Family Counseling 3 Credits
PSY 4533 - Group Dynamics 3 Credits
300-400 Psychology Elective 3 Credits

Total - 18 Credits

Option: Accelerated Degree Program

Qualified students in the Counseling Minor may apply for an accelerated degree program to potentially earn their M.A. in Counseling degree in less than the typical three years. Click here for more detailed information regarding the acceptance process for this option.

Course Requirements applying toward MA/Counseling

Students who are accepted into the accelerated M.A. in Counseling program will substitute the following graduate level courses into the undergraduate degree to fulfill the Counseling minor requirements. They should also consult with their advisor about registering for COUZ 5212 - Counseling Skills, Methods and Techniques Residency which is a 4 day on campus residency in late May.

Undergraduate Course	Graduate Course
PSY 3060 - Diversity Issues in Counseling	COU 6010 - Multicultural Counseling
PSY 330 - Counseling Psychology	COU 5010 - Theories and Practices of Counseling
PSY 3542 - Methods of Counseling	COU 5212 - Counseling Skills, Methods and Techniques in Helping Relationships
PSY 442 - Marriage and Family Counseling	COU 6212 - Marriage and Family Therapy
PSY 4533 - Group Dynamics	COU 6012 - Group Process and Treatment
300-400 PSY Elective	COU 5012 - Orientation to Counseling & Integration of Christian Worldview

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