School of Allied Health Professions

Department of Counseling

School Counselor Certificate

This graduate-level certificate provides foundational coursework aligned with nationally recognized school counseling standards and competencies.

Coursework focuses on key areas of school counseling practice, including student development, counseling techniques for children and adolescents, academic and career planning, crisis response, and data-informed school counseling programs. These areas reflect the professional standards used by the American School Counselor Association to guide school counseling practice and preparation programs.

This certificate can help build the academic preparation commonly required for professionals pursuing school counselor credentials and the ASCA-Certified School Counselor (ACSC) designation. The ACSC credential demonstrates professional knowledge in designing and implementing comprehensive school counseling programs aligned with the ASCA National Model.
 
Designed for professionals and graduate students in counseling, psychology, education, and related fields, this certificate strengthens competencies in student support, school-based counseling practice, and program development, helping prepare individuals to work effectively with children and adolescents in educational settings.

 

Certification Prequisites

Social and cultural diversity

Human growth and development

Career development

Counseling and helping relationships

Group counseling and group work

Assessment and testing

Research and program evaluation

Clinical Mental Health counseling

 

Counseling Certificate Program Admission Requirements

Counseling Certificate Program Admission Requirements

Required Documents - All Applicants

Additional Items - Program-Specific (if requested)

*All programs require a $50 application fee

Certificate Program Timeline

 

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