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Master of Arts
in Counseling
Program Requirements
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The program of study provides
students the necessary course work to meet academic requirements
to become a Licensed Professional Counselor. Course requirements
include forty-nine credit hours consisting of:
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5380 Introduction to Professional Counseling
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5382 Counseling Theories and Techniques
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5383 Group Counseling Methods
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5385 Lifespan Human Development
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5386 Psychological Testing
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5387 Research Methods
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5389 Multicultural Perspectives
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5391 Pre-Practicum in Counseling
COUN 6100 Comprehensive Counseling Review
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6380 Career Counseling and Lifestyle Development
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6381 Addictive and Compulsive Disorders
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6382 Psychopathology
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6383 Marriage and Family Counseling
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6384 Contemporary Approaches to Christian Counseling
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6385 Advanced Counseling Methods and Crisis Intervention
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6392 Counseling Practicum I
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6393 Counseling Practicum II
No grade lower than a "B" will
be accepted in the pre-practicum and practicum courses. After
completion of the 49-hour graduate counseling program, the
graduate is eligible to apply for state LPC licensure. In
order to become licensed in Texas, the program graduate must
pass the National Certification Examination and complete a 3000 hour supervised counseling internship.
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