Counseling
and student personnel psychology (CSPP)
Students entering this field prepare for careers
as counselors and counseling psychologists in a variety of
settings. Areas of focus within the field include career
development, staff development, human resource management, school
counseling, and college student development.
Program highlights
Career options:
This program prepares students for a wide variety of careers,
including college counselor, career counselor, community agency
counselor, counselor in employee assistance programs, or human
resource development specialist.
Certification opportunities:
CSPP master’s or doctoral program graduates may
qualify to be a national certified counselor (NCC) or certified clinical mental health counselor
(CCMHC).
National recognition:
The CSPP graduate
program was ranked second nationally in 2007 by U.S. News &
World Report and the Ph.D. program has been accredited by the American
Psychological Association since 1952.
M.A. in educational
psychology (counseling and student personnel psychology concentration)
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Licensure in school counseling
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Specialist
certificate in counseling and student personnel psychology
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Ph.D. in educational psychology (counseling and student
personnel psychology concentration)
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