A 60-unit M.S. in rehabilitation counseling taught on campus with evening classes Monday through Thursday, admitting every fall; an optional clinical rehabilitation counseling concentration meets California LPCC education requirements and requires 100 practicum and 600 internship hours.
Official program name
M.S. in Rehabilitation Counseling (on-campus)
Awarded degree
Master of Science (M.S.) in Rehabilitation Counseling
Clinical counselor preparationThe institution states the program prepares students for professional counselor licensure. Licensure itself also requires post-degree supervised experience, an examination and a state application.
Same degree also offered as a distance option (CDER, separate record). The Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling concentration is not available to distance students.
Why this program is listed
M.S. in Rehabilitation Counseling, on-campus option (optional Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling concentration).
We list counseling bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees whose official program is counselor preparation in a named specialty, and — separately labelled — counseling psychology. Generic psychology, education, social work and standalone MFT degrees are excluded. Eligibility rules
Format and campus attendance
How coursework is delivered and whether you must come to campus for it. Practicum and internship are a separate requirement, shown in the next section. “Fully online coursework” appears only when the school says no campus attendance is required.
Academic delivery
On campusClasses meet in person on campus.Classes meet in person on campus.
Supervised fieldwork in a clinical, community or school setting, as the school publishes it. For online programs this happens in person, usually near where you live — whatever the coursework format.
Practicum
Required100 hours. Clinical concentration: minimum 100 hours of practicum
Required, optional, waived and not-required items are shown exactly as the university states them. Anything not listed is not verified — not “not required”.
Each amount keeps its student category, academic year and basis. Per-credit, per-term and whole-program figures are not comparable with each other, and tuition is not the full cost of attendance.
Category
Amount
Basis and year
All students — Basic Tuition, graduate full-time (6.1 or more units), per semester, Fall 2026From the university-wide rate table covering online students at this level
Nonresident (out-of-state) — Out of state / foreign tuition, per unit, Fall 2026 (in addition to basic tuition)From the university-wide rate table covering online students at this level
$471
per creditEstimated tuition$28,260 = 60 credits × $471 per credit. Excludes mandatory fees, books, travel for any required in-person sessions, transfer credit reductions and rate changes. Not the full cost of attendance.Source: bursar.sdsu.edu · verified October 12, 2026
Estimated total tuition: $28,260 (60 credits × $471 per credit)
Comparison basis: Nonresident (out-of-state) — Out of state / foreign tuition, per unit, Fall 2026 (in addition to basic tuition), academic year not stated. Excludes mandatory fees, books, living costs and any rate changes during the program. How we calculate
Funding
Funding policy and awards exactly as the school publishes them. Competitive scholarships and assistantships are not guaranteed funding; loans must be repaid and are not scholarships. Counseling tuition and scholarships
Funding classification: Funding not verified
We have not verified an official funding policy for this program. That does not mean funding is unavailable.
Institutional accreditation covers the whole school; programmatic accreditation (CACREP) covers only the specialty and degree it lists. Enrollment restrictions for online students are a separate question.
Institutional accreditation
WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC)— accreditedSource: ope.ed.gov · verified October 12, 2026
Programmatic accreditation
No CACREP accreditation is matched to this program in the current CACREP directory, and no other programmatic accreditation was verified. Institutional accreditation does not imply programmatic accreditation, and another program at the same school being accredited does not cover this one.
Published enrollment restrictions (state authorization)
None recorded for this program.
International applicants
Not verified for this program.
Graduates are eligible to pursue CRC certification by examination.
What the school publishes about professional licensure or certification. Meeting a state's educational requirements is only one part of licensure: examinations, post-degree supervised experience, background checks and a board application follow. This directory does not decide whether you qualify.
LicensureClinical concentration meets education requirements for California LPCC; graduates register as APCC and complete supervised hours and exams. Official disclosureSource: education.sdsu.edu · verified October 12, 2026
LicensureCSU programs for licensed professions are intended to prepare students to meet California requirements; the CSU has not determined whether its programs meet other states' requirements. Official disclosureSource: education.sdsu.edu · verified October 12, 2026
Awarded degree: Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Counselor Education
Clinical Mental Health Counseling · Rehabilitation Counseling
Master'sMEd CACREP
Location: University Park, PA
Delivery: On campusClasses meet in person on campus.Full-time
Practical training: On-campus classes; practicum and internship required100 practicum + 600 internship hours (as published)Placement support stated
Duration: two years of full-time graduate study, or its equivalent (full-time) · 60 credits
Tuition: $1,104 per credit · Resident (in-state) — University Park, Graduate, All Other Programs, Pennsylvania residents, part-time per credit · 2026-2027Est. total tuition $121,680 (60 credits × $2,028 per credit; fees excluded)
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