Curriculum
Aligned with the American School of Counselors Association National Model, our program curriculum at Merrimack, emphasizes diversity, community, and humanity through innovative, relevant content.
You’ll complete three clusters of progressive courses, covering content designated by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, to build a foundation of theoretical understanding. Throughout the program, you will concurrently engage in field work to gain experience you can put into practice.
Program Format
Courses are offered in the evenings to accommodate students who work or intern during the day. By choosing from our full- or part-time schedules, you can complete your degree at a pace that works for you:
- Full-time students can complete our program in two years. This option is ideal for human development or social service professionals, or career changers who wish to work in school environments.
- Part-time students can complete our program in three or more years. This option is designed for current teachers or social workers, or master’s degree holders who need course or fieldwork for a school guidance license.
Courses You’ll Take
School Counseling Curriculum
School Counseling Requirements
To see more details about the graduate program, please visit
catalog.merrimack.edu
