College Planning and Career Development P-16

Catalog description

Three hours lecture per weeek Prerequisite(s): Admission to School Counseling, M.S. and Pupil Personnel Services Credential Program Focuses on how to implement equity-centered antiracist school counseling and advising practices to support student postsecondary exploration, planning, enrollment, and persistence. Students will explore the fundamentals of college and career advising, while also considering the available school and community-based systems, policies, and practices that contribute to equitable postsecondary attainment. Also covers how Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) and virtual advising influences postsecondary outcomes. Students will learn how to support students who reside in low-income households, are first in their family to attend college, live with disabilities, and are from underserved populations.