At a Glance

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Departments

• Counseling, Therapy, and School Psychology
• Educational Leadership
• Teacher Education

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Degree Programs

• Art Therapy
• Professional Mental Health Counseling
• Professional Mental Health and Addiction Counseling
• Marriage, Couple, and Family Therapy
• Educational Administration and Leadership
• Student Affairs Administration
• School Counseling
• School Psychology
• Teaching, Elementary and Secondary

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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.

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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

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Profile of Entering Class, 2019-20

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

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Academic Excellence

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

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Accreditation

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Financial Aid

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