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Counselor Education (CED) - Ph.D. Degree
Program Description
The Ph.D. in Counselor Education is a 61 (+48 masters) credit program of study accredited by CACREP. This is a post Master's degree program and total credit hours may be higher for students who do not meet the entry level degree requirements. Graduates typically are employed in Counselor Education, Mental Health, and School Counseling positions. Students complete practica in areas of advanced counseling, teaching and supervision. Students also complete an internship that incorporates programmatic and student professional goals. It is preferable that applicants have a Master's degree in counseling. Program requirements include dissertation and portfolio.
Counselor Education Program Evaluation Summary Program Information and Forms
 Degree Requirements Course Sequence Portfolio InformationThe Counselor Education Professional Experiences Handbook
 Program Admissions Information, Guidelines, and Forms
Complete AU Graduate School Application Submit application materials according to instructions. Complete CED Program: Supplemental Application [HTML]An applicant must submit an application supplement directly to the Counselor Education Program. PLEASE NOTE: Application Supplements are tailored to the specific degree programs. Therefore, make sure you are submitting the application that coordinates with the program to which you are applying.
Application deadline: February 1st Admissions are considered during the Spring semester. Entry into the degree program begins Fall semester. New students are not admitted for the Spring or Summer semesters.CED Program Coordinator
Financial Aid Information
AU Financial Aid Information: http://www.grad.auburn.edu/ps/aid.html
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