Counseling, School Counseling (M.S.)

at Hood College

Modules
 

• Human Development as a Lifelong Process
• Professional, Legal, and Ethical Responsibilities
• Social and Cultural Foundations of Counseling
• Lifestyle and Career Development
• Counseling Techniques
• Group Dynamics, Processing, and Counseling
• Research and Program Evaluation
• Theory and Principles of Counseling

• Official e-transcripts from all post-secondary schools attended
• A personal statement describing factors that influenced the decision to apply to Graduate School and how this program will facilitate fulfillment of the applicant’s professional goals
• In the counseling profession, a professional is expected to recognize and appreciate individual differences. Write about an experience (or experiences) you have had working with people different than yourself? What strengths and limitations do you see in your ability to recognize and appreciate individuals who hold beliefs and/or values that differ from your own?
• A résumé or curriculum vitae
• Two letters of recommendation 

International Student Fees:

$13,410

At Hood College, our students who study Counseling, School Counseling can go into these careers:
 

• Educational, Guidance, and Career Counselors and Advisors