University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
The M.Ed. program in school counseling is an intensive, accelerated experience, including a year-long school-based practicum and internship, that prepares professionals to serve in schools. The program consists of four semesters of full-time study, 60 semester hours of coursework completed over a 14-month period. Completion of the program leads to specialist-level licensure as a K-12 school counselor in North Carolina.
60 credits
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