School Counseling, M.S.
The Master’s in School Counseling program teaches you to provide collaboration and leadership on behalf of children and families in public or private elementary, middle and high schools.
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Laurie Couch
Adult & Graduate Enrollment Counselor
Thanks for your interest in Roberts! I can help answer any questions you have about the program and the admissions process. Feel free to schedule an appointment with me below or call or text me at 585.454.9262.
Program Details
Standard Completion Time
2 years
Program Credits: 61
Accreditation
Middle States
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Program Highlights
- DEGREE COMPLETION AND MASTERS DEGREE TUITION FROZEN AT 2020-21 RATES!
- EARN A CERTIFICATE OF ADVANCED STUDY (C.A.S.) upon degree completion
- EXPERIENCED FACULTY with strong professional networks
- COMPLETE THE PROGRAM (61 credit hours) in two years
- Strong network of DIVERSE FIELD PLACEMENTS
- MILITARY FRIENDLY SCHOOL (2019-20)
Popular Careers & Employers
Roberts Wesleyan’s School Counseling Program prepares students for a career in primary and secondary school systems, where they will provide support to students of all ages. In this role, you’ll act as an advocate for students’ well-being while offering academic and educational aid. School counselors are often involved in character education, violence prevention and career planning and play a vital part of the educational leadership team.
Alumni Making A Difference
Dave Messbauer ’15
School Counselor, Brockport Central High School
Monique Bonnett ’13
School Counselor, Rochester Prep Elementary
Andrew Palmer '11
School Counselor, Dulwich College Suzhou (China)
Sara Luczak '11
Student Services Coordinator, Genesee Valley Educational Partnership
Related Majors
Psy.D. Clinical/School Psychology - Earn your Doctorate in Psychology at Roberts. We prepare YOU to become an effective psychologist who can deliver evidence-based psychological services in a variety of settings.
School Psychology, M.S. - Our Masters in School Psychology program prepares students to evaluate, diagnose, and treat children and adolescents, in consultation with parents and teachers.
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