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Aug 28, 2024
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2023-2024 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Addiction Counseling (BA/BS)
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The Bachelor’s in Addiction Counseling will equip students with the skills and knowledge to deliver effective rehabilitation services for individuals struggling with addiction. The degree will allow graduates to work with diverse populations in a variety of individual and group settings at correctional facilities, treatment centers, hospitals, clinics, and more.
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General College Requirements
Total College Requirements 49-62 credit hours
General Education (8 credit hours)
Humanities (12 credit hours)
- Fine Arts Credits: 3
- Philosophy Credits: 3
- Western Heritage Credits: 3
- Literary or Rhetorical Arts Credits: 3
- Multicultural Overlay Credits: 3
Social Science (12 credit hours)
Four courses, 12 credit hours minimum, from at least three disciplines. Social Science course requirements are fulfilled by Foundation and Major requirements stipulated by the Addiction Counseling degree.
Quantitative and Abstract Reasoning (9 credit hours)
Natural Sciences (14 credit hours for BS Degree, 11 credit hours for BA Degree)
- Life Sciences with a lab
- Physical Sciences with a lab
- Life or Physical Science
- General Science with a Prerequisite (BS Degree only)
Foreign Language (BA Degree only)
Modern language Level 4
Electives (7-20 credit hours)
Total Major Requirements: (41 credit hours)
Foundation Requirements (15 credit hours)
Addiction Counseling practice content (18 credit hours)
Field Practicum (8 credit hours)
Total credit hours required for graduation: (120)
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