Degrees in Counseling and Educational Psychology
Master of Arts in Counseling
Our master's degree program includes emphases in marriage, family, and couples counseling (MFCC); school counseling; and clinical mental health counseling. Both MFCC and school counseling tracks are CACREP-accredited, and clinical mental health is currently under review for accreditation.
Ph.D. in Education: Counselor Education and Supervision
This area of emphasis is an excellent fit for individuals who wish to pursue counselor education and counseling leadership positions, excelling in research, writing, teaching, service, securing external funding, assuming professional leadership roles in the counseling field, and providing clinical supervision.
Ph.D. in Education: Information Technology in Education
This emphasis area provides advanced training for educators or prospective educators a strong theoretical and practical foundation in dynamic instructional design, and concurrent knowledge and skills to integrate contemporary digital technology in a variety of educational and training settings.
The Counseling and Educational Psychology programs have been given the counseling profession's highest seal of approval. The Counseling and Educational Psychology Department has met the rigorous national standards of the 
