Master of Counseling in School Counseling
Note: International Students are not eligible for participation in this program. Due to the program's part-time status, international students are unable to obtain an appropriate educational visa. International students are eligible to apply to the full-time Master in Counseling in School Counseling at OSU-Cascades.
Applications for the Master of Counseling in School Counseling program are CLOSED.
Admission to the program is by application to the Oregon State University Graduate School. Admission requirements for the Oregon State University Graduate School may be found at the admissions website.
Application materials required:
Prerequisites:
The minimal prerequisite is a baccalaureate degree. Academic background, personal and emotional suitability, volunteer or paid experience in the helping professions, and the educational and professional goals of each candidate are evaluated before admission is granted. Screening includes, but is not limited to, a minimum GPA of 3.0 on all undergraduate work or on the last 90 credit hours, three letters of recommendation, and a mission statement about why you want to be a school counselor. A personal interview is required for those applicants who meet the initial application criteria.
Other Recommendations:
Be sure you understand that this program is a part-time program that takes three years to complete. Also know that our student population tends to have more work experience and life experience. As of September of 2019, we have admitted 106 students with 100% of students seeking a position finding one before or immediately after program completion.
Contact Misty De Lei, counseling head advisor
[email protected]