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Information on becoming a candidate for a Counseling degree from the Seattle University College of Education.
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The major goal of the Internship and Graduate Project is to provide the student an opportunity to practice and integrate skills and knowledge learned on campus under the supervision of a competent, experienced professional.
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Each student is required to successfully complete the written comprehensive examination. This examination may not be taken before the second quarter of the student's internship. All courses need to be completed, except for COUN 518, 565, 566, 567 and electives. The exams are offered each quarter on the third Saturday following the first day of class.
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New Student Orientation; Personal and Professional
Competencies; Meetings with an advisor; E-mail
accounts and computer literacy; COUN 510 Fundamental
Counseling Skills; COUN 517 Group Counseling;
COUN 518 Group Practicum and COUN 552 Individual
Practicum; School counseling observation; Certification
process; Mental health counseling experience;
Counselor registration; Philosophy and Practice
of Counseling paper; Early start to first quarter
internship; Graduate Project.
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Graduation comes after the completion of all
coursework and other degree requirements and
can occur at the end of any quarter. To qualify
for graduation, the student must first apply
for graduation and then complete all coursework
and examinations, including the comprehensive
examinations, and remove any "holds"
on his or her records (book fines, unpaid late
registration fees, etc.).
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Form for all papers; Grades; Probation policies; Quality of Student Writing; Transfer of credits; Waiver policy; Simultaneous enrollment at another institution; Stopping out; Exceptions to policy, grievances and dismissal from the program; Time restrictions; Dual Certification and Two Degrees.
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CONTACT US
Loyola Hall
Room 218
(206) 296-5750
(206) 296-1892 (Fax)
counsp@seattleu.edu
Request information packet
Seattle University College of Education
Loyola Hall 218, PO Box 222000
Seattle, WA 98122-1090
Prospective students
Information Sessions
Admission Criteria
Application Procedures
Frequently Asked Questions
Programs and Courses
Community Counseling Program
School Counseling (K-12) Program
Post-Masters Certificate in School Counseling
Dual Certification/Dual Degree
Counseling Courses
Current Students
Policies and Procedures
Candidacy
Internship
Comprehensive Exams
Special Requirements
Graduation and Commencement
Academic Policies
Counseling Student Handbook
Seattle University Student Handbook
Graduate bulletin with Course Descriptions PDF
Faculty
Professional Resources
Forms: Practicum and Internship
Academic Calender
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