Marriage and Family Counseling (Master’s/Ed.S.) Cohort Sequence
| Fall Year 1 (12 hrs) | MHS 5005: Introduction to Counseling MHS 6401: Counseling Theories and Applications MHS 6720: Professional Identity and Ethics in Counseling MHS 6480: Developmental Counseling Over the Lifespan |
| Spring Year 1 (12 hrs) | MHS 6200: Assessment in Counseling and Development MHS 6428: Multicultural Counseling MHS 6471: Sexuality and Mental Health Elective |
| Summer Year 1 (9 hrs) | MHS 6340: Career Development MHS 6430: Introduction to Family Counseling MHS 6450: Substance Abuse Counseling |
| Fall Year 2 (12 hrs) | MHS 6071: Diagnosis and Treatment of Mental Disorders MHS 6466: Trauma and Crisis Intervention MHS 6500: Group Counseling: Theory and Practice MHS 6440: Marriage Counseling |
| Spring Year 2 (9 hrs) | MHS 7431: Advanced Family Counseling OR Elective MHS 7806: Practicum in Marriage and Family Counseling MHS 6705: Professional, Ethical, and Legal Issues in Marriage and Family Counseling |
| Summer Year 2 (9 hrs) | MHS 6831: Supervision for Split Internship MHS 7807: Group Supervision in Marriage and Family Counseling MHS 7740: Research in Counseling |
| Fall Year 3 (9 hours) | MHS 6831: Supervision for Split Internship MHS 7807: Group Supervision in Marriage and Family Counseling MHS 7431: Advanced Family Counseling OR Elective |
Note: In the Spring of Year 2 and Fall of Year 3, the cohort will be split with half taking MHS 7431: Advanced Family Counseling and the other half taking an elective.
Students wanting to complete a thesis are required to take an additional 6 hours of thesis credit, graduating with 78 total hours instead of 72.
