Master of Education in Counseling
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The Master of Education in Counseling program is designed for full-time working adults who wish to earn a graduate degree on a part-time basis. Most students can complete their degree in approximately two years.
Students may choose to specialize in:
- Elementary/secondary school counseling
- Professional counseling (LPC)
- Professional counseling with an emphasis in Marriage & Family Therapy (MFT)
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Jessica
Sprouse “I chose Stephens because it had the exact program that I was looking for. The faculty is wonderful and night classes really help when I have to work during the day.” |
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Why Choose Stephens for your MEd in Counseling?
With a focus on student-faculty interaction and personal attention, our program ensures that students
- Engage in active learning, research with faculty members, problem solving, and analysis of future trends in the field
- Develop as individuals in moral and intellectual dimensions
- Learn to value uniqueness and diversity of others
- Utilize research and reflection as the foundation for decision making
- Develop professionalism and a commitment to lifelong learning
Emphasis Areas
- Elementary/secondary school counseling
- Professional counseling (LPC)
- Professional counseling with an emphasis in Marriage & Family Therapy (MFT)
Students with a master's degree in counseling and/or Licensed Professional Counselors may obtain a post-graduate certificate in Marriage & Family Therapy.
The Stephens College Master of Education in Counseling Program is approved by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education and the Missouri Coordinating Board for Higher Education.
Application and Admission
Students
may apply for admission at any time during
the year. Upon acceptance, students may enroll in classes for the
next scheduled sesssion.
