UL Lafayette's counseling master's programs are CACREP accredited. View vital statistics, annual program reports, and our program evaluation plan.
CACREP Accreditation
The Department of Counseling's programs in clinical mental health counseling and school counseling are accredited by the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP). The department received accreditation in 2022, and the accreditation period extends through March 31, 2031.
CACREP accreditation represents adherence to high standards in the preparation of counseling practitioners.
Program Reports
Our vital statistics and annual program reports include information about the University of Louisiana at Lafayette's programs in counseling, including student demographics, completion rates, and rates of application, acceptance, and enrollment, in compliance with CACREP.
Current Reports
- Annual Program Report, 2024–2025
- Vital Statistics, 2025
- Vital Statistics, 2024
- Vital Statistics, 2023
- Comprehensive Program Evaluation Plan
Previous Reports
Vital Statistics, 2015–2022
- Vital Statistics, 2022
- Vital Statistics, 2021
- Vital Statistics, 2020
- Vital Statistics, 2019
- Vital Statistics, 2018
- Vital Statistics, 2017
- Vital Statistics, 2016
- Vital Statistics, 2015
Annual Program Reports, 2018–2021
- Annual Program Report, 2021
- Annual Program Report, 2020
- Annual Program Report, 2019
- Annual Program Report, 2018
Licensure Disclosure
Our program meets the educational requirements for licensure and certification in Louisiana. Read our licensure disclosure for information about other states.