Seattle University offers three Counseling MAEd programs that 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.
Additionally, Seattle University offers multiple Behavioral and Mental Health programs. You can view their program details and licensure/certification preparation options to choose the program that is the best fit for you.
| 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 | February 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 |