Pathway highlights
How the pathway works
During your final year of undergraduate study, you’ll begin taking graduate-level Counseling courses — if you meet progress standards and graduate program admissions requirements. The graduate-level courses will satisfy credit requirements for your Social and Behavioral Sciences undergraduate major as well as the Counseling graduate program.
Eligible majors
To enroll in this pathway, you’ll select a major in Social and Behavioral Sciences.
Program requirements
Along with completing prerequisite courses for the Counseling graduate program, you will need to maintain a GPA of at least 3.0.
Admission to Counseling MS program
During your undergraduate studies, you will be required to submit the graduate program application along with all required admission materials. Your Academic Advisor will provide guidance on submitting your application.
About our Counseling graduate program
We offer concentrations in Clinical Mental Health, Rehabilitation, and School Counseling. Each concentration leads to licensure in the particular field of counseling.
Frequently asked questions
Our Accelerated Graduate Pathways offer highly motivated undergraduate students the opportunity to begin graduate study while completing their bachelor’s degree.
Our helpful admissions counselors are here to answer your questions about the admissions process, our academic programs, and student support services. We also invite you to explore the many ways to visit campus or to engage with us through online experiences.