School Counseling Program Options

Master of Science (M.S.) in School Counseling

The 48-credit MS degree with a concentration in School Counseling includes the coursework and field experiences (practicum/internships) required for certification as a School Counselor in Nebraska.

Don’t have a teaching certificate?

Nebraska also provides a path to an endorsement as a school counselor without a teaching certificate through the Teaching Program Alternative Permit. An advisor will work with alternative permit applicants to ensure you complete the appropriate courses to meet this requirement.

Contact Dr. Thang S. Tran at tstran@unomaha.edu for more details.

Important Documents:

• Important Information about the UNO School Counseling Program (Read this first!)

• Plans of Study

  • Plan of Study - Blank

  • Plan of Study - Part-Time Fall Start

  • Plan of Study - Part-Time Spring Start

  • Plan of Study - Part-Time Summer Start

  • Plan of Study - Alternative Part-Time Fall Start

  • Plan of Study - Alternative Part-Time Spring Start

  • Plan of Study - Alternative Part-Time Summer Start

  • Plan of Study - Full-Time Fall Start

  • Plan of Study - Full-Time Spring Start

  • Plan of Study - Full-Time Summer Start

  • Plan of Study - Alternative Full-Time Fall Start

  • Plan of Study - Alternative Full-Time Spring Start

  • Plan of Study - Alternative Full-Time Summer Start

• ESU 2

  • ESU 2 Plan of Study School Counseling Cohort 1

  • ESU 2 Plan of Study School Counseling Cohort 2

• 3-Year Course Rotation (Subject to Change)

• TED Approved Courses for Teaching Program Alternative Permit

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*UNO’s Counseling Department has determined to voluntarily discontinue its Council for Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP) accreditation for the School Counseling Concentration. CACREP accreditation is not required in the state of Nebraska to practice School Counseling.