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Marriage and Family Therapy

General

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Program Title

Marriage and Family Therapy

Degree Designation

MS

Award Type

Masters

Program Level

Graduate

Instruction Mode

On Campus

Program Description

This program includes the following options: community counseling, elementary and secondary school counseling and rehabilitation counseling. Practicum and internship experiences are required for graduation. Rehabilitation counselors help people deal with the personal, social, and vocational effects of disabilities. They counsel people with disabilities resulting from birth defects, illness or disease, accidents, or the stress of daily life. They evaluate the strengths and limitations of individuals, provide personal and vocational counseling, and arrange for medical care, independent living, vocational training and job placement. School counselors work in K-12 educational settings to assist with the educational , vocational , personal, and social development of all students. In carrying out their responsibilities, school counselors work with students, parents, teachers, school personnel and community agencies. College Student Development at SCSU prepares students for positions in a variety of higher education settings such as admissions, housing, residential life, academic and special advising, career development, placement and planning, financial aid, records and registration, international student services and advisement, community service programs, multicultural and minority student services, student activities and other student support systems.

College/School

College of Health and Wellness Professions

Status

Active

Admission Requirements

What previous degree and/or experience is required prior to admission to this program?

Bachelors Degree

Minimum undergraduate GPA for admission

2.75

Requirements

Free Form Requisites

Admissions Requirements

  • A baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution.

  • The GRE is not required.

  • A current resume listing educational background, professional experience, and volunteer involvement.

  • A personal statement including statement of interest, background information, professional goals, strengths and challenges in seeking a graduate degree. For more information, go to program website.

Admission GPA: Interview Required.

Notes

3 9 credits of internship over 12 months is required.

Graduate Plan A

Core: 58

Electives: 46 credits: MFT 619, MFT 620, MFT 621, MFT 627, MFT 658, MFT 659, MFT 668, MFT 671, MFT 672, MFT 630, MFT 628, MFT 669, MFT 696.

Graduate Plan B

Credits: 12 credits: MFT 677, MFT 678, MFT 699

Comments: 52

Electives: 46 credits: MFT 619, MFT 620, MFT 621, MFT 627, MFT 658, MFT 659, MFT 668, MFT 671, MFT 672, MFT 630, MFT 628, MFT 669, MFT 696.

Graduate Plan C

Comments: 6 credits: MFT 677, MFT 678

See program website for additional information.

Program Learning Outcomes

Outcome

License and job readiness

Outcome

research/ethics based skills competency

Outcome

Systems and development based

Outcome

Cultural Curiosity

Degree Maps

Major Code

8062

Program Code

5964