Comprehensive Examination.

Catalog description

Counseling Candidates take an oral and written examination designed to assess their overall knowledge of course work completed in the program and their ability to apply this knowledge to designated sets of situations. This examination allows candidates to demonstrate their skill of integration of theory and course work with practical application. It must be taken during the last semesters of enrollment in the program. This course is required of all students seeking M.Ed. in Counseling. Prerequisite: Degree candidacy, completion of 45 program hours must include 36 semester hours of 12 Core Program Course requirements and 3 semester hours of 1 perquisite core course, must complete course the last semester of program study.