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Master of Psychology and Science in School Counseling

About the program

Bridge route earning a psychology bachelor and a school counseling master.

Develop foundational and applied understanding of Psychology and Master of Science in School Counseling. Practice critical evaluation and communication in the subject. Apply relevant academic or professional methods in appropriate contexts.

BS in Psychology (120 credits) bridged to the 60-credit MS in School Counseling
Bridge students may begin graduate courses in the fourth year
With up to 12 credits. Progression needs 108 psychology credits with a 3.2 GPA and no less than a B in graduate work
100-hour practicum and 600-hour internship.

Bachelor degree from an accredited institution, International transcripts evaluated by a NACES member.

Review the program admission requirements. Prepare the relevant academic and supporting documents. Submit the completed application through the institution's admissions process. Provide any further documents requested by the admissions team. Await an admission decision.

Campus	Bangor
Faculty or school	College of Science and Humanities - School of Education
Department	Psychology
Teaching language	English
Credit value	180
Study pace	Fixed
Post-study stay	1 year
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