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Admissions Information

Graduate Program Admissions

Graduate students are admitted once a year into a cohort and begin their studies in the Fall semester. For the next graduate program admissions cohort, completed application materials are due by February 1, 2009 to begin studies in fall 2009. If you need assistance, please do not hesistate to contact the department.

Applicants to graduate programs must also complete a separate application to the Graduate College.

Applicants are strongly encouraged to submit all application materials well in advance of the deadlines.

View: Graduate Programs Admission Information & Forms

View: Prospective Graduate Student FAQs

Students not formally admitted to graduate studies in the department may take the following four courses:

• CED 701 Introduction to Counseling
• CED 735 Substance Abuse Prevention & Treatment
• EPY 702 Research Methods
• EPY 711 Human Growth & Development

These are the only courses in which non-admitted students may enroll. You will be administratively dropped from courses for which you are ineligible. Please note that taking courses as a non-admitted student does not guarantee admission or give you preference in admission selections.

Undergraduate Program Admissions

The Department of Counselor Education admits undergraduate students each Fall, Spring, and Summer semesters. If you need assistance, please do not hesistate to contact the department.

View: Undergraduate Programs Admission Information