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This program offers a Master of Science degree for individuals interested in a career in Student Affairs in Higher Education.

Master of Science (M.S.) in SAHE

The 30 credit hour MS with a concentration in SAHE includes coursework and field experiences for individuals interested in careers in higher education. Students entering the Student Affairs in Higher Education Program (SAHE) program will take two classes a semester (Fall, Spring, & Summer) for the duration of the program.

This concentration is not CACREP accredited.


Program Highlights

  • Fully Online program (Synchronous & Asynchronous learning)
  • 150-Hour Field Experience
  • Wellness and Community Focus
  • Complete the full master’s degree in 2 years; 30 credit hours

Program of Study

  • Student Affairs in Higher Education (SAHE)

Practicum & Internship Documents

  • SAHE Field Experience Course Enrollment Process
  • SAHE Field Experience Manual
  • SAHE Field Experience COUN 8450 Syllabus

Comprehensive/Exit Exam: Student Affairs in Higher Education

Students will respond to a case study related to a specific situation that may occur on a college campus. This take-home exam will be completed early during the student’s final semester in the program. Please contact your advisor prior to the semester you intend to graduate to set up this exam.

The exam will be evaluated by UNO counseling department faculty and part-time instructors in the SA concentration. Once graded, the student will be notified of the results. Students will receive one of the following initial scores: Pass, Fail, or Pass with Revisions.

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College Student Education International (ACPA)

National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA)

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