Programs Overview
Balance is the primary feature
of the Counseling Programs in the Department
of Counseling and School Psychology at Seattle
University. Flexible scheduling allows students
to balance graduate studies with full-time work
commitments. Balanced curricula incorporate
theoretical perspectives with practical applications.
Instructional approaches encourage the balancing
of direct learningwith reflective learning experiences.
The result for the student is a humanistic learning
community that respects the life experiences
of the adult learner, along with an ethical
sensibility that emphasizes personal responsibility
and professional accountability.
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Related Programs
The Master of Arts in Psychology program at Seattle University offers courses that some students may take as electives.
Seattle University's Addiction Studies Program
offers addiction studies undergraduate classes
that can be taken as electives or in addition
to the student's program of study.
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The School
Psychology Program, the other half of
the Department of Counseling and School Psychology,
is a 91 credit post-bachelor's degree or a
45 credit (minimum) post-master's degree program.
It leads to the educational specialist degree
(Ed.S.) and Seattle University's recommendation
for Washington State's Educational Staff Associate
(ESA) School Psychology Certificate.
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Master of Arts in Education/Mental Health Program
The Mental Health Program prepares students for work in various community settings, such as youth service agencies, mental health centers, psychiatric hospitals, and correctional facilities. The internship in a mental health setting is tailored as much as possible to the student's specific learning needs and career goals.
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Master of Arts in Education/School Counseling (K-12) Program
The School Counseling Program prepares students for "initial" level Educational Staff Associate (ESA) Certification in K-12 settings, public and private. The internship is completed at a school of the student's choice whenever possible.
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Master of Arts in Education/Post-Secondary Program
The Post-Secondary Program prepares students for work in two and four-year college counseling centers and the internship is completed at such a center.
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Post-Masters Certificate Program in School Counseling
This program is designed for individuals who already have a graduate degree in counseling or a related field, and wish to obtain a certificate in school counseling.
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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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