Courses & Curriculum
Chatham's Master of Science in Counseling Psychology (MSCP) requires 60 credits for degree conferral and can be completed in five terms. This page shows an example of a student's degree progression for a full-time track.
The below shows an example of a degree progression and schedule for a full-time student. This is for representative purposes only. Students' degree progression is determined by their concentrations, start dates, and other choices in conjunction with an academic advisor.
Example Full-Time Schedule, Year One |
||
| FALL | SPRING | SUMMER |
| PSY 501—Foundations of Counseling Psychology (3) | PSY 642—Assessment (3) | PSY 555—Statistics & Research Methods (3) |
| PSY 629—Human Development (3) | PSY 657—Psychopathology & Resilience (3) | PSY 681—Professional Integration Seminar (3) |
| PSY 662—Theories and Techniques of Counseling (3) | PSY 658—Evidence-Based Practice (3) | PSY 682—Practicum (3) |
| PSY 617—Psychology of Culture & Identity (3) | PSY 672—Group Counseling (3) | Elective (3) |
| 12 credits | 12 credits | 12 credits |
Example Full-Time Schedule, Year Two |
|
| FALL | SPRING |
| PSY 607—Biopsychology (3) | PSY 627—Vocational Counseling (3) |
| PSY 674—Foundations of Family Therapy (3) | PSY 686—Supervised Internship (3) |
| PSY 685—Supervised Internship (3) | Elective (3) |
| Elective (3) | Elective (3) |
| 12 credits | 12 credits |