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About the Department

Today’s classroom environment encompasses a wide array of cultural backgrounds, social levels, and learning abilities. The Master of Arts in Education: Educational Counseling and the Master of Arts in Education: Educational Psychology prepare professionals with in-depth understanding of the numerous issues facing students today, and insight into the myriad forces that impact young students. Graduates with this degree are better able to communicate with students and families as they facilitate the learning process for children. The school counseling or school psychology credential is obtained simultaneously along with the corresponding master’s degree. A school counseling or school psychology credential is essential to obtaining a position as a school counselor or school psychologist in the public school setting.

Azusa Pacific University graduates with preparation in school counseling and school psychology are aggressively sought after for employment by school districts because of the great need as well as high regard in the field for this exceptional program.

Note: This information is current for the 2008-09 academic year. For additional information, please contact the appropriate office.
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