Find the UL Lafayette Master of Science in Counseling degree plan and learn which Academic Catalog year applies to you.
Our curriculum pairs the theories and research you learn in class with practical experience in the field. In COUN 500, Orientation to Professional, Ethical, and Legal Issues in Counseling, you'll build a degree plan that guides you and your advisor through the program.
The Academic Catalog is the official source for degree requirements, course descriptions, and academic policies at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.
Degree plan:
- Counseling, M.S. (Clinical Mental Health Counseling, School Counseling, and Dual Concentration)
Which catalog year should you use?
- New and incoming students: Use the current catalog year. It reflects the degree requirements in effect for students entering this academic year.
- Current students: Use the catalog for your entry year — the year you first enrolled. Your degree requirements are set by the catalog in effect when you started, not by the current year's catalog. View the Academic Catalog and use the catalog year selector near the top of the page to choose your entry year.
If you have questions about which catalog year applies to you, or which semester a course is offered, your academic advisor can help.
More ways to use the catalog:
- Browse by year: Use the catalog year selector to explore requirements from previous years, not just the current one — helpful if you're comparing how a program has changed over time.
- Save courses to "My Catalog": Add courses to your My Catalog list as you plan your semester, so you can find them again without searching from scratch.
- Explore all programs of study: See every degree, minor, and certificate offered at UL Lafayette in one place.