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The Counseling and Development program of the Department of Family Sciences is an exciting and dynamic area that offers professional training and development leading to a Master's Degree in Counseling and Development (MS).  Students may choose to focus on:
  • Community counseling
  • Professional school counseling
  • Dual degree in counseling and music therapy

These degrees will prepare students to be eligible to receive:

  • Licensure as a professional counselor (LPC) and/or
  • Certification as a professional school counselor (K-12)

Why you should select our program:

  • CACREP (Council for Accreditation and Related Educational Programs) accreditation for all three degrees.
  • Enjoy the strength of collaborating with students, including many nontraditional/returning students.
  • Enjoy smaller class sizes, with more individualized attention and focus by faculty members.
  • Attend evening and weekend classes to better accommodate working students.
  • Discover a focus on faculty mentoring and advising.
  • Benefit from innovative teaching strategies, including conference-based courses.
  • Focus on innovative and creative counseling strategies, including music therapy, play therapy, and marriage/family therapy.
  • Participate in the department’s on-site community-based clinic providing counseling services to the Denton, Texas area at a reduced rate.

Admissions Process

Graduate Prerequisites

What our current and former students say about this program:

Bianca Harvey [video]
Tina Arnold [video]

Forms and Other Information

Site Approval Information (not for student use)

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