MA Conseil Scolaire

University of San Francisco - School of Education

Site

États-Unis d'Amérique (États-Unis)

Format d'étude

Campus

Langue du cours

Anglais

Domaines d'études

Psychologie du conseil, Éducation

Rythme d'étude

À temps plein

Niveau

Maîtrises

Frais de scolarité

Demande des informations

Description du programme

The 49 credit School Counseling program meets requirements recently issued by the California State Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CTC) for those seeking a career in school counseling in K-12 schools.

OPTION: After their first semester at USF, students enrolled in the 49-credit School Counseling/Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) Credential Program have the option to enroll in a 60-credit Dual Concentration Program in School Counseling and Professional Clinical Counseling.

Graduates of the program obtain a Master of Arts (M.A.) degree and are eligible for the Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) Credential. They may be employed:

in public or private educational settings,
in community-based agencies,
as consultants to schools, education programs, and other institutions serving the educational needs of youth.

They also may choose to pursue a doctoral degree.

Informations sur l'Université

The School of Education celebrates four decades of involved teachers, devoted leaders, and caring counselors. Our faculty and students are scholars and social justice advocates engaged within the diverse San Francisco Bay area and beyond. With over twenty masters and doctoral programs, including programs at our branch campuses and online, we welcome students who seek to make an impact and who are committed to serving those most in need.

Dean's Welcome

On behalf of the School of Education faculty and staff, I thank you for your interest in our programs and commend you for taking the first step to further your education.

In the School of Education, our faculty and students are scholars and social justice advocates engaged within the diverse San Francisco Bay area and beyond. With over twenty masters and doctoral programs, including programs at our branch campuses, we welcome students who seek to make an impact and who are committed to serving those most in need.

As you explore our programs, do not hesitate to contact Amy Fogliani, our Director of Admission, Communication, and Outreach, who is available to help throughout the admission process. Amy can be reached at (415) 422-5467 .

I wish you the best of luck as you explore your options in the field of education.

Sincerely, Shabnam Koirala-Azad Dean, School of Education