The counseling minor program is available to undergraduate students who are working toward a bachelor’s degree. Students must check with their academic advisors to have their minor program approved. The interpersonal skills gained in this program may be applied to a variety of employment settings that span human services professions. A minor in the program also provides students with a background that serves as a strong foundation when applying to master’s degree programs in counseling and related fields.
A minimum of three counseling courses are offered each fall and spring term/semester. At least one section of the two introductory courses (COUN 2610 and COUN 3620) is offered each fall and spring term/semester. Typically, no courses are offered during the summer.
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Students in the counseling minor program must complete 18 hours of course work from the following list:
- COUN 2610 - Principles of Counseling I
- COUN 2620 - Diversity and Cultural Awareness
- COUN 3600 - Therapeutic Play
- COUN 3620 - Principles of Counseling II
- COUN 3630 - Survey of Career Development and Career Guidance
- COUN 3640 - Group Process in Helping Relationships
- COUN 4620 - Interpersonal Skills in Helping Relationships
- COUN 4900 - Special Problems
6 hours from
- COUN 2610 - Principles of Counseling I
- COUN 3620 - Principles of Counseling II
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