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Professional School Counseling
The Professional School Counseling M.S.Ed. is an executive-style master’s-degree program for working educators and professionals interested in working as school counselors. The program has been created in partnership with the American School Counselor Association (ASCA). The Professional School Counseling (PSC) master’s program uses an executive-learning format that enables students to earn their degree without giving up their current employment. The degree can be earned in two years of monthly weekend classes and one week of intensive study each summer. Students who successfully complete this program may apply to the Pennsylvania Department of Education-approved Certification Program in School Counseling and receive the Educational Specialist-School Counselor certificate.
The Professional School Counseling Master’s Degree Program seeks a diverse group of participants, but one that shares both a record of accomplishment and the potential to use the program as a springboard to even greater achievements.
Applications are now being accepted for the Summer 2009 Cohort.
Deadline is April 1, 2009.
Applications are accepted for Summer 2009 admission only.
Application Requirements for The Professional School Counseling Program:
-2 years of experience working in a human services or educational context;
-Resume;
-Statement of Purpose, not to exceed 750 words, double-spaced, focusing on the factors leading to your application to the PSC Master’s program and your goals after completing the degree;
-undergrad transcript(s);
-masters transcripts (when applicable);
-3 letters of recommendation, (preferably two professional recommendations, and one from professors with whom you have taken classes-if possible);
-TOEFL scores for International applicants.
Program Faculty:
Helen Hamlet, Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania
Michael Nakkula, ED.D., Harvard Graduate School of Education
Amy Sichel, Ph.D.,
University
of
Pennsylvania
Jeanne L. Stanley, Ph.D.,
University
of
Pennsylvania
For further information, contact:
Applied Psychology and Human Development
University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education
3700 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6216
215-898-4176
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