Texas State University  

We believe that a well-prepared counselor is involved in and committed to a process of intentional growth that promotes pro-social autonomy, lifelong learning, and ethical behavior. These ideals are fostered within a dynamic and multi-modal learning setting in which diversity, critical thinking, self-in-context, scholarship, praxis, and the creation and integration of knowledge are celebrated. The 61-credit hour Masters of Arts in Professional Counseling degree offers the Marital, Couple and Family Therapy emphasis while prepares the graduate for the both the Texas Marriage and Family and Texas Licensed Professional Counselor licenses. Texas State has two campuses: San Marcos and Round Rock. We serve a wide regional area of creative, aspiring, and dedicated students. Courses offered in the late afternoon (3:30) and evening (6:30) in the long semesters provides for the needs of our working students.