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Counseling - Ed.S.
| COLLEGE: | College of Education, Health and Human Services |
| DEPARTMENT: | School of Lifespan Development and Educational Sciences 405 White Hall Tel: 330-672-2294 E-mail: ogs@kent.edu Web: www.kent.edu/ehhs/ldes For more information contact: Dr. Jane Cox, Program Coordinator 310 White Hall Tel: 330-672-2662 E-mail: jcox8@kent.edu Dr. Jason M. McGlothlin, Program Coordinator 310 White Hall Tel: 330-672-2662 E-mail: jmcgloth@kent.edu |
| DESCRIPTION: | The Educational Specialist in Counseling can be highly individualized to meet the needs of students having interests in a variety of school or community settings. The degree is advanced-level practitioner's degree, and the focus is on practical knowledge and skill. |
| ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS: |
Official transcript(s), goal statement, two letters of recommendation and interview. |
| GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS: |
Minimum 21 credit hours are needed beyond a counseling Master's degree from Kent State University; 30 credit hours are needed beyond a counseling Master's degree from non-Kent State University institutions. |
| THESIS: |
None |
| PROGRAM FEE: | None |
| STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS: |
Chi Sigma Iota |
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