About

The Master of Science program in Counseling and Student Personnel offers two distinct areas of emphasis dedicated to preparing its graduates to understand and serve the real-world needs of clients and students in K-12 schools, higher education, and mental health settings. Courses are delivered primarily in-person at the Mankato, Minnesota campus. Some courses may have a hybrid component with reduced in-person seat time. 

 

Professional School Counseling (K-12)

The Professional School Counseling Program of study prepares students for Minnesota state licensure as a K-12 professional school counselor to counsel students, individually and in groups, who are in the process of personal, educational, and career development.


Mental Health Counseling

The Mental Health Counseling Program prepares individuals through coursework and supervised experience to serve in a variety of clinical settings: mental health centers, family counseling and community agencies; consultation in business and industry settings; career counseling settings; and private practice.