Master of Science in Counseling Psychology
Dr. Meredith G. Nelson
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Upon admission as a provisional candidate for the MSCP degree, the student will be assigned an official advisor by the MSCP Program Director. That advisor will be one of the members of the core MSCP training faculty. It is the student’s responsibility to initiate contact with the advisor for the purpose of developing an approved program of study (curriculum) for the completion of the degree.

Applicants for admission to the MSCP program must file a program of study in the office of the Psychology Department Chair as a condition for admission to candidacy. The program of study is developed with the advice of the graduate advisor and concurrence of the MSCP Program Director. It is not uncommon for program applicants to be required to take a series of undergraduate pre-requisites concurrent with or prior to taking required courses in the MCSP program. For the student electing the thesis option, a three person advisory committee will be selected in consultation with the Program Coordinator, and shall consist of the student’s advisor and two additional faculty members (one may come from outside the Department of Psychology).

The student’s program of study must be signed and filed prior to completion of the first 12 semester hours (not including prerequisite courses) of coursework. In order for courses to be counted toward degree requirements, they must be included in the student’s approved program of study. All requests for program of study changes must be formally approved by the student’s advisor or advisory committee. Program changes are official only after approval by the MSCP Program Director.

Programs of study for the MSCP degree incorporate the academic requirements needed for subsequent licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Louisiana. Licensure in other state jurisdictions may require additional coursework consistent with their own licensure requirements. Programs of study in the MSCP program may also be designed to meet the requirements of certification as a school counselor. Finally, the MSCP program of study can also be designed to provide a foundation from which to apply for admission to doctoral degree programs in counseling or clinical psychology at another university.

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