Student Resources
Find advising, the student handbook, career and clinical resources, and student organizations for UL Lafayette counseling graduate students.
Make the most of your time in the program. Get to know your classmates, because many will become colleagues and friends long after graduation. Build relationships with your faculty, who can become mentors you call on throughout your career.
Student Handbook and Policies
The Department of Counseling Student Handbook explains program requirements, procedures, and policies. Read it when you start the program and keep it handy.
You're also bound by university-wide policies:
Meet With Your Advisor
Most advising happens in groups each semester, and you must meet with your advisor before you can register.
Plan Your Courses
Find your degree plan in the Academic Catalog.
Gain Clinical Experience
Complete your practicum and internship, including work with clients in our counseling clinic, and get involved in research.
Explore Clinical and Research Opportunities
Plan Your Career
See where clinical mental health and school counseling can take you, and learn the steps to licensure and certification.
Get Involved
Join Chi Sigma Iota and professional counseling associations, and connect with graduate student organizations across campus.
See Organizations & Associations
Graduate Student Support
The Graduate School offers writing support, research resources, and professional advancement for graduate students. Career Services can help you find jobs and prepare for interviews.