Counseling

PSYC 502 is the recommended first course for both counseling degrees. Observing prerequisite requirements, it is recommended that students take coursework in level one before level two or three.

Practicum (300 hours) - Fall Term

After PSYC 502, PSYC 734, PSYC 780, COUN 610, COUN 731, and COUN 732 or COUN 840 have been completed, students may take COUN 836 or PSYC 836. For a practicum in a DoDEA school, students must also take COUN 608, COUN 762, and PSYC 710.

Internship (400 hours) - Spring Term

After COUN 836 or PSYC 836 has been completed, COUN 837 or PSYC 858

Capstone Course

COUN 861 or PSYC 861

This is a level three course and should be taken towards the end of the student's program of study (after at least 30 credits of graduate coursework).

Management Information Systems

INSS 510 or INSS 630 are appropriate beginning courses for the MIS program.

After INSS 630 has been completed

• INSS 640
• INSS 650

After INSS 510 has been completed

• INSS 620
• INSS 638
• INSS 640
• INSS 650

After INSS 640 has been completed

• INSS 720

After INSS 640, INSS 650, and INSS 720 have been completed

• INSS 880

Capstone Course

• INSS 890

Public Administration

All MPA students are required to follow the following sequence:

1. All undergraduate prerequisites must be taken within the first nine credits of study.
   1. Undergraduate American Government or Political Science must be taken before PUAD 601, PUAD 603, and PUAD 710.
   2. Undergraduate Statistics must be taken before PUAD 502 or MGMT 584.
   3. Undergraduate Economics or Finance must be taken before PUAD 524.
2. Once undergraduate prerequisites have been satisfied, all core courses are appropriate to begin the MPA program.
3. It is recommended that all core courses be completed before concentration courses.
4. The capstone course should be the last course in the program (PUAD 704).