The following course work or equivalent is expected to have been completed by doctoral applicants. Students not meeting pre/co-requisites may be admitted into the doctoral program with deficiencies. A student admitted with deficiencies must meet with their doctoral advisor and outline the plan to take the pre/co-requisite course work.
Counseling (PhD)Program Pre/Co-Requisites
- Psychopathology: Diagnosis and Treatment in Counseling
- Legal and Ethical Issues in Counseling
- Methodology of Research
- Treatment of Substance Abuse in Counseling
- Human Growth and Development
- Psychological Measurements
- Social and Cultural Issues in Counseling
- Human Sexuality
- Individual Counseling Procedures
- Career Development and LifeWork Planning
- Group Counseling Procedures
- Family Counseling
- Counseling Theories and Intervention
- Marriage and Family Systems
- Couple Counseling
- Crisis Intervention
- Counseling Practicum
- Counseling Internship
Counseling PhD Curriculum
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- CSL 745 Teaching in Counselor Education
- CSL 758 Advanced Counseling Procedures
- CSL 761 Advanced Multicultural Issues in Counseling
- CSL 766 Leadership, Advocacy and Advanced Professional Issues in Counseling
- CSL 768 Advanced Appraisal Techniques
- CSL 784 Counseling Supervision
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- CSL 729 Counseling for Change
- CSL 763 Advanced Family Systems Theory
- CSL 767 Advanced Counseling Techniques with Families
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- CSL 769 Scholarship And Professional Development in Counseling
- CSL 705 Qualitative Methods
- CSL 707 Quantitative Methods of Inquiry
- CSL 706 Advanced Qualitative Methods
- CSL 708 Advanced Quantitative Methods
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- CSL 786 Counseling Supervision Internship
- CSL 792 Counseling Leadership and Advocacy Internship
- CSL 794 Advanced Counseling Practicum
- CSL 795 Counseling Teaching Internship
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- CSL 796 Dissertation Seminar
- CSL 797 Dissertation