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At a Glance

The Graduate School of Education and Counseling offers degrees, certificates, licensure, and endorsement preparation in a number of areas.

Departments

Degree Programs

Continuing Education

The Graduate School of Education and Counseling offers extensive career development opportunities, including certificate programs and continuing education credits through our Center for Community Engagement.

Enrollment, Fall 2019

Art Therapy: 40
Educational Administration: 83
Educational Leadership (doctoral program): 48
Marriage, Couple, and Family Therapy: 104
Professional Mental Health Counseling—Specialization in Addictions: 64
Professional Mental Health Counseling: 116
School Counseling: 65
School Psychology: 64
Student Affairs Administration: 26
Teacher Education: 62
Teacher Professional Development: 31

Profile of Entering Class, 2019-20

Average student age: 31
Student age range: 21-66
Percentage who completed post-secondary studies outside Oregon: 55%

Academic Excellence

Total number of tenured and tenure-track faculty and faculty with term: 41
Percentage of tenure-track faculty with terminal degree: 100%

Accreditation

Financial Aid

Percentage of degree-seeking students who receive financial aid: 71%