COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY PROGRAM
COURSE WORK PLAN – MASTER OF ARTS
General Counseling Concentration
Handbook Year: 2014-2015
Student Name:___________________________________ Student #:_____________________
Email: _______________
Advisor:
Course
Number
Course Name
Research – one is required
Empirical Research Methods or
Education Research and Measurement or
Introductory Statistics (this course is helpful for students
intending to apply to doctoral programs)
Estimated Completion
Date
RMS 4930
RMS 4900
Credit
Hours
3
4
5
RMS 4910
3-5 min.
Foundations
Learning Applications and Analysis
Introduction to Assessment*
CFSP 4312
CNP 4702
Fall/Spring
Spring
6 min.
9-11 min.
Subtotal
Concentration
Development Course – one is required
Child Development (Required)*
Adolescent Development
Adult Development
CNP 4311
CNP 4641
CNP 4642
Fall/winter
Winter
Spring
Subtotal
Counseling Theory*
Career Counseling*
Group Counseling Theory*
Counseling Psych Program Development & Evaluation
Basic Counseling Techniques*
Intermediate Counseling Techniques*
Fieldwork in Counseling*
MA Counseling Clinic
(2 consecutive qtrs., each 2 credit)
Diversity: Multicultural Counseling Psychosocial Issues*
MA Counseling: Legal/Ethical Issues*
Subtotal
Concentration Subtotal
3
3
CNP 4700
CNP 4710
CNP 4720
CNP 4730
CNP 4740
CNP 4741
CNP 4743
Fall
Fall
Spring
Fall/Winter
Fall
Winter
Winter
CNP 4755
CNP 4773
CNP 4795
Spring
Winter
3 cr. hrs.
3
3
3
3
4
4
1
4
3
3
31 cr. hrs.
34 min.
Course Number
Estimated Completion
Date
Credit
Hours
(2 hrs.
min.)
CNP 4750
Winter/Spring/Summer
10
Elective(s)
Practicum or Internship
Counseling Psychology Practicum: Beginning*
Subtotal
10
Transfer Credit
Subtotal
* The course needs to be completed in year one.
SUMMARY
Research
Foundations
Concentration
Elective(s)
Practicum or Internship
Transfer Credit
TOTAL
Credit Hours
Required
3 min.
6
34
2 min.
10
Student Hours
per Transcript
55 min.
Additional Degree Requirements
1. Passing the program comprehensive exam is required.
2. Grade Policy: A satisfactory quality of achievement with a cumulative grade point average of “B”
(3.0) or better is required by the CP Program. The average is determined on the basis of the
University's grading system. Any student whose overall grade point average falls below a 3.0 will be
warned, put on probation, suspended, or terminated from the program. Credits carrying below a "B-"
will not be accepted by the CP program as meeting degree requirements. Any course work that
receives a grade of “B-“ or below must be retaken. The student must receive a “B-“ or better in the
course being retaken in order for it to count toward the degree.
Date_____________________________
Student’s Signature__________________________________
Advisor’s Signature__________________________________