Earn UL Lafayette's dual concentration in clinical mental health and school counseling and prepare for both LPC licensure and K-12 certification.
Want the flexibility to counsel in schools and in clinical mental health settings? The dual concentration in our Master of Science in Counseling meets the requirements of both the Clinical Mental Health Counseling and School Counseling concentrations.
What to Expect
- Credit hours: 72, compared with 60 for a single concentration
- Internships: A 600-hour internship in each concentration, with placements specific to clinical mental health and school counseling
- Time to degree: Adding a concentration extends the time you'll need to finish. Plan your course load with your faculty advisor.
Licensure and Certification
The dual concentration prepares you to meet the educational requirements for licensure as a professional counselor (LPC) in Louisiana and for Louisiana Department of Education certification as a counselor, K-12, or ancillary counselor, K-12.
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Applications are due March 1, and students are admitted once a year in the fall.
How to Apply | Apply Through the Graduate School