Fast Facts
Delivered
Online with brief visits to campus each Summer.
School
Counseling Distance Degree Program
• Prepares you to serve as a school
counselor who helps students with academic and
career goals as well as social, behavioral, and
personal problems.
• Designed
for working professionals who are unable to complete
a full-time, on-campus program.
• Available
online with “live” Web classes
held at set times that are convenient for most
students, in the evenings.
• Allows you to review
recorded classroom lectures, access course materials,
and submit assignments at the time of day and place
of your choice.
• Requires brief on-campus
visits, which are held on two extended-weekends
during both summer semesters of the program.
• Provides
support services, such as online tutoring, library,
tech support, and advising services.
• Begins
every Spring Semester (January).
• Offers in-state
tuition for all online courses regardless
of where you live!
UND Department of Counseling Psychology & Community
Services
- Learn from a
diverse faculty with doctoral degrees and extensive
experience teaching the MA in Counseling programs,
including:
• Addiction Counseling
• Community
Agency Counseling
• Rehabilitation Counseling
• School
Counseling
- Benefit from
the expertise gained from research conducted with
community organizations in the areas of:
• Domestic
Violence
• Size Acceptance (Sizism)
• Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgendered
(LGBT)
• Race and Ethnicity
• Economic and Work Opportunities
- Experience strong
one-on-one interaction with instructors who are committed
to distance learning and are available to answer
your questions by phone or e-mail.
Online & Distance Education at the University of North
Dakota
• The University of North Dakota, founded
in 1883, is a nationally prominent, student-focused
doctoral university with outstanding professional
programs, cutting-edge research, and creative scholarship.
• UND
is fully accredited by the North Central Association
of Colleges and Schools.
• U.S. News & World
Report consistently
lists UND among the “Top 200 Best National Universities” in
the country.
• UND enrolls nearly 12,000
motivated and academically-prepared undergraduate,
graduate, and professional students in more than
190 programs of study from every state and more
than 50 countries.
• UND has a strong history
in distance learning, offering correspondence by
mail courses since 1910. Today, more than 7,000
enroll in UND's off-campus and online courses each year.
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