Seattle University offers three Counseling MAEd programs which prepare counselors to be ethical, reflective, and multiculturally competent leaders and change agents.
Our social justice-centered graduate programs are designed for working professionals who are seeking exceptional skills training, personalized experiences with small class sizes and individual attention, and faculty who bring a combination of research and counseling experience to their teaching.
Below you can preview the scope of each program to decide which you'd like to look into further. You can also view/download a Counseling Comparison PDF.
| Online Clinical Mental Health Counseling | Clinical Mental Health Counseling | School Counseling | |
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| Master's Degree | Master of Education (MAEd) | ||
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| Delivery |
Online:
Years 1 & 2: Asynchronous
Year 3: Synchronous
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In-person: flexible scheduling with classes after 4pm. | |
| CACREP Accreditation | In-Progress | Fully accredited | |
| Program Duration | 3 years, if full-time (90 credits) | ||
| Program Start | Fall | ||
| Application Deadline | April 1 | February 1 | February 1 |
| Practical Experience |
100-hour on-site practicum & 600-hour on-site internship in student's local area
(may be more depending on the state in which student resides)
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100-hour on-site practicum & 600-hour on-site internship in Seattle area
(may be more depending on the state in which student resides)
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| Program Cost | Cost Info | Cost Info | Cost Info |
| Learn More | Clinical Mental Health (Online) | Clinical Mental Health Counseling | School Counseling |