BS/MS Counseling
Through the BS/Counseling (MS) program, students can take up to 3 graduate-level courses during their senior year at no additional charge, then continue on to complete the Counseling (MS) program. Students who are majoring in Counseling Psychology or a related field may apply to the program. To be considered for admission to the BS/Counseling (MS) program, the following must be submitted or completed:
- A completed and signed Acknowledgement Checklist Form, available in the Graduate Admissions Office
- A completed application for graduate admission, marking the BS/Counseling (MS) box under the Special Programs Selection section
- Statement of Purpose: an essay explaining your motivation, aptitude and goals related to graduate-level study
- 3 letters of recommendation. Recommendations should be from individuals qualified to attest to the applicant’s potential for success at the graduate level of study. A personal reference form may be substituted for the recommendation letters.
- Current résumé or CV
- Completion of these undergraduate courses with a grade of C or better: General Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, and Statistics or Research Methods
- Cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher
- Personal interview
This program is offered at the Providence Campus. Please see the Admissions Requirements section of the catalog for more information.