Editorial selection · not an official ranking
Best Doctoral Programs in Counselor Education and Supervision
PhD and EdD programs in counselor education and supervision with a CACREP accreditation matched to the doctoral program, published structure and admission requirements, and documented funding or student support. Listed alphabetically; an editorial assessment, not an official ranking.
Methodology v1.0 · criteria and evidence rules · reviewed October 12, 2026 · 11 selected of 26 eligible programs considered
About this selection
- Eligible degrees
- Doctoral programs whose official title or description names counselor education and supervision. PhD and EdD are labelled separately on each entry.
- Programs considered
- 26 published programs in our directory that match the eligibility above (doctoral level), counselor education and supervision. Coverage is partial: programs not yet in the directory could not be considered.
- Selection criteria
- Relevant programmatic accreditation. A current CACREP accreditation listed in the official CACREP directory for this program's own specialty and degree. Accreditation of another program at the same school does not count; “in process” does not count.
- Specialty curriculum. The program's official title or description names its counseling specialty, and its required credits (or documented curriculum) are published.
- Admissions clarity. At least two admission requirements are published (for example prior degree, GPA, prerequisites, interview, references), or the GRE policy plus one further requirement.
- Published funding or student support. Scholarships, assistantships, fellowships or a funding policy are documented on an official page. Required for doctoral lists; recorded when present elsewhere.
- Source quality and freshness. Eligibility evidence and the facts above come from the school's own pages (and the CACREP directory) and were verified within the last 12 months.
- Order
- Alphabetical by school. Not numbered: we do not have comparable outcome data that would justify ordering.
- Sponsorship
- Paid placements never affect inclusion, order or assessment, and are never shown inside this list. Sponsorship disclosure
- Sources
- Official pages of each school, linked fact by fact on each program page; programmatic accreditation from the official CACREP directory; institutional accreditation from the U.S. Department of Education (DAPIP). Desk research only — we did not visit or interview programs.
- Evidence limitations
- Outcome figures (completion, licensure-exam pass rates, employment) are not used: programs report them for different periods, cohorts and examinations. Selection says nothing about licensure eligibility in your state.
Liberty University
PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Counselor Education and Supervision · Counselor Education and Supervision · Lynchburg, VA · Online coursework
PhD CACREPFunding not verifiedFor future counselor educators, supervisors and researchersLiberty University offers the PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision (Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Counselor Education and Supervision): online coursework (campus residencies required), CACREP-accredited. Specialty: Counselor Education and Supervision; stated purpose: counselor education and supervision. Required credits: 60 total hours. Estimated total tuition on our comparable basis is $37,800 (fees excluded).
Tuition: $630 per credit · Online students — Ed.S. and Doctorate programs, online, full-time per credit hour · 2026-2027Est. total tuition $37,800 (60 credits × $630 per credit; fees excluded)
Practical training: Online coursework with campus intensive; practicum and internship required in person
Why it was selected / strengths
- CACREP-accredited for this specialty since 2016.
- Estimated total tuition $37,800 (60 credits × $630 per credit; fees excluded).
Tradeoffs to check
- Online, but requires campus residencies or visits — plan for travel.
- No dated application deadline is published for the current cycle on the pages we checked.
- Practicum and internship are required, but clock hours are not published on the pages we checked.
- Full-time / part-time options are not stated.
Evidence for each criterion
- Published fieldwork arrangements
- practicum and internship required.
- Relevant programmatic accreditation
- CACREP: Accredited — Counselor Education and Supervision (Ph.D.), current cycle ends 2032-03-31.
- Source quality and freshness
- Eligibility and facts verified on official pages; last verified 2026-10-12.
- Published funding or student support
- 1 named award.
- Clear campus-attendance requirements (online lists)
- Required on campus: intensive.
- Tuition transparency
- Tuition published (2 verified rates, 2 with an academic year).
- Admissions clarity
- 8 published requirements.
- Stated professional purpose
- Counselor education and supervision (stated by the school).
- Specialty curriculum
- Counselor Education and Supervision; 60 total hours.
Each fact links to its official source on the program page. Reviewed October 12, 2026.
Mississippi State University
Ph.D. Degree in Counselor Education and Supervision
Doctor of Philosophy in Student Counseling and Guidance · Counselor Education and Supervision · Mississippi State, MS · On campus
PhD CACREPFunding not verifiedFor working adultsFor future counselor educators, supervisors and researchersMississippi State University offers the Ph.D. Degree in Counselor Education and Supervision (Doctor of Philosophy in Student Counseling and Guidance): on campus, CACREP-accredited, Most full time doctoral students complete the program in three years, including summers (full-time, with a CACREP/CORE approved master's degree). Specialty: Counselor Education and Supervision; stated purpose: counselor education and supervision. Published fieldwork: 300 practicum + 600 internship hours. Required credits: minimum of 81 graduate hours. Estimated total tuition on our comparable basis is $135,403.65 (fees excluded).
Tuition: $616.40 per credit · Resident (in-state) — Graduate, Resident, total tuition and required fees per credit hour (1-8 hours), Starkville · Fall 2026 or Spring Est. total tuition $135,403.65 (81 credits × $1,671.65 per credit; fees excluded)
Practical training: On-campus classes; practicum and internship required
Why it was selected / strengths
- CACREP-accredited for this specialty since 1989.
- Fieldwork hours are published: 300 practicum + 600 internship hours.
- Estimated total tuition $135,403.65 (81 credits × $1,671.65 per credit; fees excluded).
- Both full-time and part-time study are offered.
Tradeoffs to check
None identified in the official information we checked.
Evidence for each criterion
- Published fieldwork arrangements
- practicum and internship required; 300 practicum + 600 internship hours.
- Relevant programmatic accreditation
- CACREP: Accredited — Counselor Education and Supervision (Ph.D.), current cycle ends 2030-10-31.
- Source quality and freshness
- Eligibility and facts verified on official pages; last verified 2026-10-12.
- Published funding or student support
- 1 named award.
- Tuition transparency
- Tuition published (4 verified rates, 4 with an academic year).
- Admissions clarity
- 7 published requirements.
- Stated professional purpose
- Counselor education and supervision (stated by the school).
- Specialty curriculum
- Counselor Education and Supervision; minimum of 81 graduate hours.
Each fact links to its official source on the program page. Reviewed October 12, 2026.
North Carolina State University
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Educational Leadership, Policy and Human Development · Counselor Education and Supervision · Raleigh, NC · On campus
PhD CACREPFunding not verifiedFor future counselor educators, supervisors and researchersNorth Carolina State University offers the Ph.D. in Educational Leadership, Policy and Human Development, Counseling and Counselor Education Concentration (Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Educational Leadership, Policy and Human Development): on campus, CACREP-accredited. Specialty: Counselor Education and Supervision; stated purpose: counselor education and supervision. Required credits: minimum of 60 graduate credit hours beyond an approved master's degree. Estimated total tuition on our comparable basis is $108,246.60 (fees excluded).
Tuition: $585.39 per credit · Resident (in-state) — Graduate, Residents of North Carolina (per credit hour, 1 hour) · 2026-2027Est. total tuition $108,246.60 (60 credits × $1,804.11 per credit; fees excluded)
Practical training: On-campus classes; internship required
Why it was selected / strengths
- CACREP-accredited for this specialty since 1988.
- Estimated total tuition $108,246.60 (60 credits × $1,804.11 per credit; fees excluded).
Tradeoffs to check
- The GRE is required.
- No dated application deadline is published for the current cycle on the pages we checked.
- Practicum and internship are required, but clock hours are not published on the pages we checked.
- Full-time / part-time options are not stated.
Evidence for each criterion
- Published fieldwork arrangements
- internship required.
- Relevant programmatic accreditation
- CACREP: Accredited — Counselor Education and Supervision (Ph.D.), current cycle ends 2030-03-31.
- Source quality and freshness
- Eligibility and facts verified on official pages; last verified 2026-10-12.
- Published funding or student support
- 1 named award.
- Tuition transparency
- Tuition published (2 verified rates, 2 with an academic year).
- Admissions clarity
- 7 published requirements; GRE required.
- Stated professional purpose
- Counselor education and supervision (stated by the school).
- Specialty curriculum
- Counselor Education and Supervision; minimum of 60 graduate credit hours beyond an approved master's degree.
Each fact links to its official source on the program page. Reviewed October 12, 2026.
Pennsylvania State University
Counselor Education Ph.D. Program
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Counselor Education · Counselor Education and Supervision · University Park, PA · On campus
PhD CACREPFunding not verifiedFor future counselor educators, supervisors and researchersPennsylvania State University offers the Counselor Education Ph.D. Program (Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Counselor Education): on campus, CACREP-accredited, minimum of four academic years of graduate level preparation (including master's-level preparation). Specialty: Counselor Education and Supervision; stated purpose: counselor education and supervision. Required credits: minimum of 96 graduate-level credits including master's-level preparation. Estimated total tuition on our comparable basis is $194,688 (fees excluded).
Tuition: $1,104 per credit · Resident (in-state) — University Park, Graduate, All Other Programs, Pennsylvania residents, part-time per credit · 2026-2027Est. total tuition $194,688 (96 credits × $2,028 per credit; fees excluded)
Practical training: On-campus classes; internship required
Why it was selected / strengths
- CACREP-accredited for this specialty since 2001.
- Estimated total tuition $194,688 (96 credits × $2,028 per credit; fees excluded).
- The GRE is not required (stated).
Tradeoffs to check
- No dated application deadline is published for the current cycle on the pages we checked.
- Practicum and internship are required, but clock hours are not published on the pages we checked.
- Full-time / part-time options are not stated.
Evidence for each criterion
- Published fieldwork arrangements
- internship required.
- Relevant programmatic accreditation
- CACREP: Accredited — Counselor Education and Supervision (Ph.D.), current cycle ends 2027-10-31.
- Source quality and freshness
- Eligibility and facts verified on official pages; last verified 2026-10-12.
- Published funding or student support
- 1 named award.
- Tuition transparency
- Tuition published (4 verified rates, 4 with an academic year).
- Admissions clarity
- 7 published requirements; GRE waived.
- Stated professional purpose
- Counselor education and supervision (stated by the school).
- Specialty curriculum
- Counselor Education and Supervision; minimum of 96 graduate-level credits including master's-level preparation.
Each fact links to its official source on the program page. Reviewed October 12, 2026.
The University of Alabama
Counselor Education and Supervision, Ph.D.
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Counselor Education and Supervision · Counselor Education and Supervision · Tuscaloosa, AL · On campus
PhD CACREPFunding not verifiedFor future counselor educators, supervisors and researchersThe University of Alabama offers the Counselor Education and Supervision, Ph.D. (Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Counselor Education and Supervision): on campus, CACREP-accredited. Specialty: Counselor Education and Supervision; stated purpose: counselor education and supervision. Published fieldwork: 600 internship hours. Required credits: Total Hours 60.
Tuition: $5,959 per semester · Resident (in-state) — Graduate, full-time (9-15 hours), resident · 2026-2027
Practical training: On-campus classes; internship required
Why it was selected / strengths
- CACREP-accredited for this specialty since 1980.
- Fieldwork hours are published: 600 internship hours.
Tradeoffs to check
- Tuition is published, but not on a basis that allows a total-cost estimate (fees excluded).
- No dated application deadline is published for the current cycle on the pages we checked.
- Full-time / part-time options are not stated.
Evidence for each criterion
- Published fieldwork arrangements
- internship required; 600 internship hours.
- Relevant programmatic accreditation
- CACREP: Accredited — Counselor Education and Supervision (Ph.D.), current cycle ends 2028-10-31.
- Source quality and freshness
- Eligibility and facts verified on official pages; last verified 2026-10-12.
- Published funding or student support
- 1 named award.
- Tuition transparency
- Tuition published (2 verified rates, 2 with an academic year).
- Admissions clarity
- 5 published requirements.
- Stated professional purpose
- Counselor education and supervision (stated by the school).
- Specialty curriculum
- Counselor Education and Supervision; Total Hours 60.
Each fact links to its official source on the program page. Reviewed October 12, 2026.
University of Arizona
Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Counselor Education and Supervision · Counselor Education and Supervision · Tucson, AZ · On campus
PhD CACREPFunding not verifiedFor future counselor educators, supervisors and researchersUniversity of Arizona offers the Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision (Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Counselor Education and Supervision): on campus, CACREP-accredited. Specialty: Counselor Education and Supervision; stated purpose: counselor education and supervision. Published fieldwork: 600 internship hours. Required credits: minimum of 76 credits: 67 credits of CES major coursework and 9 credits in the minor.
Tuition: $15,700 per academic year · Resident (in-state) — 2026-2027 Cost of Attendance, Graduate, Main Campus: Tuition & Fees (Arizona resident, estimate) · 2026-2027
Practical training: On-campus classes; internship required
Why it was selected / strengths
- CACREP-accredited for this specialty since 2019.
- Fieldwork hours are published: 600 internship hours.
Tradeoffs to check
- Tuition is published, but not on a basis that allows a total-cost estimate (fees excluded).
- No dated application deadline is published for the current cycle on the pages we checked.
- Full-time / part-time options are not stated.
Evidence for each criterion
- Published fieldwork arrangements
- internship required; 600 internship hours.
- Relevant programmatic accreditation
- CACREP: Accredited — Counselor Education and Supervision (Ph.D.), current cycle ends 2032-10-31.
- Source quality and freshness
- Eligibility and facts verified on official pages; last verified 2026-10-12.
- Published funding or student support
- 1 named award.
- Tuition transparency
- Tuition published (2 verified rates, 2 with an academic year).
- Admissions clarity
- 7 published requirements.
- Stated professional purpose
- Counselor education and supervision (stated by the school).
- Specialty curriculum
- Counselor Education and Supervision; minimum of 76 credits: 67 credits of CES major coursework and 9 credits in the minor.
Each fact links to its official source on the program page. Reviewed October 12, 2026.
University of Central Florida
Education (PhD) - Counselor Education
Doctor of Philosophy in Education · Counselor Education and Supervision · Orlando, FL · On campus
PhD CACREPFully funded (conditions apply)For future counselor educators, supervisors and researchersUniversity of Central Florida offers the Education (PhD) - Counselor Education (Doctor of Philosophy in Education): on campus, CACREP-accredited, 3 Years to Graduate (full-time). Specialty: Counselor Education and Supervision; stated purpose: counselor education and supervision. Published fieldwork: 100 practicum + 600 internship hours. Required credits: 69 credit hours minimum beyond the master's degree. Estimated total tuition on our comparable basis is $88,077.12 (fees excluded).
Tuition: $369.65 per credit · Resident (in-state) — In State Tuition · year not statedEst. total tuition $88,077.12 (69 credits × $1,276.48 per credit; fees excluded)
Practical training: On-campus classes; practicum and internship required
Why it was selected / strengths
- CACREP-accredited for this specialty since 2000.
- Fieldwork hours are published: 100 practicum + 600 internship hours.
- Estimated total tuition $88,077.12 (69 credits × $1,276.48 per credit; fees excluded).
- Fully funded — subject to published conditions.
Tradeoffs to check
- The GRE is required.
- No dated application deadline is published for the current cycle on the pages we checked.
Evidence for each criterion
- Published fieldwork arrangements
- practicum and internship required; 100 practicum + 600 internship hours.
- Relevant programmatic accreditation
- CACREP: Accredited — Counselor Education and Supervision (Ph.D.), current cycle ends 2030-10-31.
- Source quality and freshness
- Eligibility and facts verified on official pages; last verified 2026-10-12.
- Published funding or student support
- Fully funded (conditions apply); 2 named awards.
- Tuition transparency
- Tuition published (2 verified rates, academic year not printed).
- Admissions clarity
- 6 published requirements; GRE required.
- Stated professional purpose
- Counselor education and supervision (stated by the school).
- Specialty curriculum
- Counselor Education and Supervision; 69 credit hours minimum beyond the master's degree.
Each fact links to its official source on the program page. Reviewed October 12, 2026.
University of Missouri–St. Louis
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Education, Counseling Emphasis · Counselor Education and Supervision · Saint Louis, MO · On campus
PhD CACREPFunding not verifiedFor future counselor educators, supervisors and researchersUniversity of Missouri–St. Louis offers the PhD in Education, Counseling (Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Education, Counseling Emphasis): on campus, CACREP-accredited, about 4 to 5 years. Specialty: Counselor Education and Supervision; stated purpose: counselor education and supervision. Published fieldwork: 600 internship hours. Required credits: minimum of 60 credit hours beyond the master's degree, including 9 hours of dissertation research. Estimated total tuition on our comparable basis is $102,720 (fees excluded).
Tuition: $751 per credit · Resident (in-state) — 2026-27 Graduate Tuition, College of Education (MEd, EdS, PhD), Resident · 2026-2027Est. total tuition $102,720 (60 credits × $1,712 per credit; fees excluded)
Practical training: On-campus classes; practicum and internship required
Why it was selected / strengths
- CACREP-accredited for this specialty since 2007.
- Fieldwork hours are published: 600 internship hours.
- Estimated total tuition $102,720 (60 credits × $1,712 per credit; fees excluded).
Tradeoffs to check
- No dated application deadline is published for the current cycle on the pages we checked.
- Full-time / part-time options are not stated.
Evidence for each criterion
- Published fieldwork arrangements
- internship and practicum required; 600 internship hours.
- Relevant programmatic accreditation
- CACREP: Accredited — Counselor Education and Supervision (Ph.D.), current cycle ends 2033-10-31.
- Source quality and freshness
- Eligibility and facts verified on official pages; last verified 2026-10-12.
- Published funding or student support
- 2 named awards.
- Tuition transparency
- Tuition published (3 verified rates, 3 with an academic year).
- Admissions clarity
- 7 published requirements.
- Stated professional purpose
- Counselor education and supervision (stated by the school).
- Specialty curriculum
- Counselor Education and Supervision; minimum of 60 credit hours beyond the master's degree, including 9 hours of dissertation research.
Each fact links to its official source on the program page. Reviewed October 12, 2026.
University of North Texas
Counselor Education and Supervision, PhD
Doctor of Philosophy · Counselor Education and Supervision · Denton, TX · On campus
PhD CACREPFunding not verifiedFor future counselor educators, supervisors and researchersUniversity of North Texas offers the Counselor Education and Supervision, PhD (Doctor of Philosophy): on campus, CACREP-accredited, Est. time to complete: 3-4 years. Specialty: Counselor Education and Supervision; stated purpose: counselor education and supervision. Required credits: minimum of 72 semester hours beyond the master's degree. Estimated total tuition on our comparable basis is $34,416 (fees excluded).
Tuition: $50 per credit · Resident (in-state) — Statutory Tuition for Texas Residents (component; graduate students also pay Board Designated and Board Authorized tuition) · 2026-2027Est. total tuition $34,416 (72 credits × $478 per credit; fees excluded)
Practical training: On-campus classes
Why it was selected / strengths
- CACREP-accredited for this specialty since 1979.
- Estimated total tuition $34,416 (72 credits × $478 per credit; fees excluded).
Tradeoffs to check
- The GRE is required.
- No dated application deadline is published for the current cycle on the pages we checked.
- Full-time / part-time options are not stated.
Evidence for each criterion
- Relevant programmatic accreditation
- CACREP: Accredited — Counselor Education and Supervision (Ph.D.), current cycle ends 2028-03-31.
- Source quality and freshness
- Eligibility and facts verified on official pages; last verified 2026-10-12.
- Published funding or student support
- 1 named award.
- Tuition transparency
- Tuition published (5 verified rates, 5 with an academic year).
- Admissions clarity
- 9 published requirements; GRE required.
- Stated professional purpose
- Counselor education and supervision (stated by the school).
- Specialty curriculum
- Counselor Education and Supervision; minimum of 72 semester hours beyond the master's degree.
Each fact links to its official source on the program page. Reviewed October 12, 2026.
Walden University
PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision
Doctor of Philosophy in Counselor Education and Supervision · Counselor Education and Supervision · Minneapolis, MN · Fully online coursework
PhD CACREP Fully online courseworkFunding not verifiedFor students who need to stay where they liveFor future counselor educators, supervisors and researchersWalden University offers the PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision (Doctor of Philosophy in Counselor Education and Supervision): fully online coursework, CACREP-accredited, 2.5-year minimum completion requirement; 8-year maximum (minimum per Walden academic policy). Specialty: Counselor Education and Supervision; stated purpose: counselor education and supervision. Required credits: 90 quarter credits (for students who graduated from a CACREP-accredited program). Estimated total tuition on our comparable basis is $57,600 (fees excluded).
Tuition: $640 per credit · All students — Coursework tuition per quarter hour · year not statedEst. total tuition $57,600 (90 credits × $640 per credit; fees excluded)
Practical training: Fully online coursework; local internship required
Why it was selected / strengths
- CACREP-accredited for this specialty since 2012.
- Online coursework with no required campus attendance (stated by the school).
- Estimated total tuition $57,600 (90 credits × $640 per credit; fees excluded).
- The GRE is not required (stated).
Tradeoffs to check
- No dated application deadline is published for the current cycle on the pages we checked.
- Practicum and internship are required, but clock hours are not published on the pages we checked.
- Full-time / part-time options are not stated.
Evidence for each criterion
- Published fieldwork arrangements
- internship required.
- Relevant programmatic accreditation
- CACREP: Accredited — Counselor Education and Supervision (Ph.D.), current cycle ends 2033-10-31.
- Source quality and freshness
- Eligibility and facts verified on official pages; last verified 2026-10-12.
- Published funding or student support
- 1 named award.
- Clear campus-attendance requirements (online lists)
- The school states no campus attendance is required for coursework.
- Tuition transparency
- Tuition published (2 verified rates, academic year not printed).
- Admissions clarity
- 4 published requirements; GRE not required.
- Licensure disclosure
- Licensure or certification statement published.
- Stated professional purpose
- Counselor education and supervision (stated by the school).
- Specialty curriculum
- Counselor Education and Supervision; 90 quarter credits (for students who graduated from a CACREP-accredited program).
Each fact links to its official source on the program page. Reviewed October 12, 2026.
William & Mary
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) · Counselor Education and Supervision · Williamsburg, VA · On campus
PhD CACREPFunding not verifiedFor future counselor educators, supervisors and researchersWilliam & Mary offers the Ph.D. in Counselor Education (Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)): on campus, CACREP-accredited, Three years, full-time (full-time). Specialty: Counselor Education and Supervision; stated purpose: counselor education and supervision. Published fieldwork: 100 practicum + 600 internship hours. Required credits: 69 credit hours. Estimated total tuition on our comparable basis is $112,539 (fees excluded).
Tuition: $606 per credit · Resident (in-state) — In-State Resident, per credit hour (part-time students and summer) · 2026-2027Est. total tuition $112,539 (69 credits × $1,631 per credit; fees excluded)
Practical training: On-campus classes; practicum and internship required
Why it was selected / strengths
- CACREP-accredited for this specialty since 1998.
- Fieldwork hours are published: 100 practicum + 600 internship hours.
- Estimated total tuition $112,539 (69 credits × $1,631 per credit; fees excluded).
Tradeoffs to check
- No dated application deadline is published for the current cycle on the pages we checked.
Evidence for each criterion
- Published fieldwork arrangements
- practicum and internship required; 100 practicum + 600 internship hours.
- Relevant programmatic accreditation
- CACREP: Accredited — Counselor Education and Supervision (Ph.D.), current cycle ends 2032-10-31.
- Source quality and freshness
- Eligibility and facts verified on official pages; last verified 2026-10-12.
- Published funding or student support
- 2 named awards.
- Tuition transparency
- Tuition published (4 verified rates, 4 with an academic year).
- Admissions clarity
- 6 published requirements.
- Stated professional purpose
- Counselor education and supervision (stated by the school).
- Specialty curriculum
- Counselor Education and Supervision; 69 credit hours.
Each fact links to its official source on the program page. Reviewed October 12, 2026.
Programs considered but not selected
15 eligible programs were considered and not selected because at least one criterion lacked verified evidence. The most common gaps: published funding or student support (12), relevant programmatic accreditation (3), specialty curriculum (2), admissions clarity (2). Not selected does not mean worse: it can mean the school publishes less information, that its CACREP status is not matched to this program, or that we have not verified it yet. See every program in the directory.
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