The 48-hour School Counselor Education program prepares students to qualify as professional school counselors. All of the School Counselor Education program courses probe the dynamics of language, privilege, oppression, and interpersonal relationships, including those related to ethnicity, race, class, gender, and distinctive populations. In addition, the Counselor Education program considers pertinent professional, ethical, and legal issues in professional school counseling. Research in professional counseling, role-playing, and in vivo experiences are included in the School Counselor Education program.
This program meets the Texas Education Agency course requirements for professional school counselors. These requirements are subject to change by the State of Texas, SBEC, and/or TEA.
