The MA Counseling Program is committed to the integration of instruction, research, and active participation in schools, rehabilitation and behavioral health, and other community settings in southern Arizona. The MA Counseling Program prepares graduates to design, implement, and evaluate comprehensive rehabilitation, behavioral health, and school counseling programs. Designed with the input of an advisory board of counselors from the community, the program responds to the needs of clinical mental health and rehabilitation health as well as any behavioral needs throughout the country while also preparing counselors to meet the particular needs of Arizona. It prepares graduates to be skillful in all components of Counseling. Endorsing the scholar-practitioner model of counselor graduate training, students are exposed to all aspects of professional practice in counseling. Program graduates build a solid foundation in counseling skills and theory, research, and practice and meet educational requirements to qualify for the national Certified Rehabilitation Counselors certification and Arizona Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC
CMHC Specialization: Prepares graduates for an Arizona Licensed Professional Counselors (LPC). Graduates are qualified to work with individuals with a variety of challenges across the life span from strengths-based and wellness model in both public (i.e., governmental) and private behavioral health settings. As clinical mental health practitioners, graduates will collaborate with individuals with various emotional, behavioral, or mental health challenges and their other service providers to achieve their personal, professional, and career goals in the most integrated setting possible
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Август 2025
Main Campus
Tucson,
Tucson,
Arizona,
85721, West, United States
All applicants to the UArizona's MA Counseling Program submit applications and must be accepted by the Graduate College and the DPS Department. Minimum Graduate College entrance requirements for the Counseling MA Program: a. Completed BA/BS from an accredited institution with a • Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale during the last 60 credit hours OR • 12 credits of graduate coursework from an accredited institution with a GPA of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. b. Completed application, official undergraduate and graduate transcripts, and payment of Graduate College application fees. • Application deadline for admission to Fall term is January 15. • Based on resources, including availability of faculty advisors, the department will limit the number of applicants accepted. • Admission application and information are on the Graduate College Website: http://grad.arizona.edu/admissions c. Completed Personal Data Form. d. TOEFL: Total and TWE scores must be submitted for students for whom English is a second language. e. Statement of Purpose: 1-2 page, double-spaced applicant statement regarding the desire to pursue graduate studies, long-range professional goals, and experience working with diverse communities or persons. f. Letters of Recommendation: Completed by three persons (including one current/past supervisor) who attests to successful work experience and/or potential as a counselor. g. Interview: Following the initial screening of the above materials, an applicant may be invited to interview. The MA Counseling Program reserves the right to request an in-person or other format for the interview.
Требования к IELTS могут отличаться в зависимости от выбранного курса
UA входит в топ-1% университетов мира, а с научно-исследовательским бюджетом более $1 миллиарда (2024 г.) – в топ-4% вузов США по расходам на НИОКР.
