Contact Info
School of Education
Monday–Friday 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
The Masters in School Counseling program seeks to improve the human condition by training counselors to become social justice agents of change who promote equitable conditions inside and outside of schools. As you pursue everything this program has to offer, consider the following information to broaden your understanding of the field.
Initial Summer Semester
First Fall Semester
Fall and Spring Semesters | Nine weekends per semester
Summer Sessions | Six consecutive weekends during June and July
Students go through the program together as a cohort, forming informal study groups and building on each other's knowledge and life experiences. Such collaborative learning is a powerful force in shaping each individual’s academic and professional experience. The relationships formed in the program often lead to support, resources, and professional opportunities.
SUMMER I (6 units)
FALL I (10 units)
SPRING I (9 units)
SUMMER II (6 units)
FALL (9 units)
SPRING II (9 units)
SUMMER I (6 units)
FALL I (10 units)
WINTER INTERSESSION I (2 PCC units)
SPRING I (9 units + 3 PCC units = 12 units)
SUMMER II (6 units + 3 PCC units = 9 units)
FALL II (9 units + 3 PCC units = 12 units)
WINTER INTERSESSION II (3 PCC units)
SPRING II (9 units)
Note: PCC Courses are marked by an asterisk (*)
Monday–Friday 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.