The Master's in School Counseling program prepares counselor candidates to support and advocate on behalf of the learning and social-emotional needs of children and adolescents in K-12 schools. The intensive, field-based school counseling degree prepares every candidate to work with diverse students and families, leading to an Illinois school counselor credential with an option to pursue licensure as an Illinois professional counselor.
This full-time, 3-year program consists of in-person classes on the Chicago campus. Part-time options are available. Admissions are open for fall start dates only.
52% of currently enrolled students at Roosevelt are students of color. In the Master's in School Counseling program, you'll learn within a diverse cohort that emphasizes social justice in every course.
100% of employers who hired our Master's in School Counseling graduates agreed or strongly agreed that the program produces guidance counselors who are well-prepared for their profession. You'll earn a degree that carries real weight in the region.
100% of our students go on pass the state and national exams for licensure. You'll emerge from the Master's in School Counseling program with the knowledge, hands-on experience, and exam preparation to achieve your goals and make an immediate impact.
Alyssa DeSimone, MA
Student at Midwestern University Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine