Masters in School Counseling and Guidance Services Programs in North Carolina

Wake Forest University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

• Wake Forest University
• Graduate School
• Winston-Salem, NC

School of Divinity - Wake Forest University

• Wake Forest University
• Graduate School
• Winston-Salem, NC

School of Education - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

• University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• Graduate School
• Chapel Hill, NC

North Carolina State University College of Education

• North Carolina State University
• Graduate School
• Raleigh, NC
• 1 review

Graduate Student: I love the program I am a part of. The professors always go out of their way to help their students. On top of that, my cohort is always able to support one another and give advice about job searching or professional development when needed.
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Reich College of Education

• Appalachian State University
• Graduate School
• Boone, NC

Caro College of Education

• University of North Carolina at Charlotte
• Graduate School
• Charlotte, NC

East Carolina University College of Education

• East Carolina University
• Graduate School
• Greenville, NC

School of Education - University of North Carolina - Greensboro

• University of North Carolina - Greensboro
• Graduate School
• Greensboro, NC

Western Carolina University College of Education and Allied Professions

• Western Carolina University
• Graduate School
• Cullowhee, NC

College of Education - North Carolina A&T State University

• North Carolina A&T State University
• Graduate School
• Greensboro, NC

School of Psychology and Counseling - Gardner - Webb University

• Gardner-Webb University
• Graduate School
• Boiling Springs, NC

University of North Carolina at Pembroke College of Health Sciences

• University of North Carolina at Pembroke
• Graduate School
• Pembroke, NC

Campbell University

• Graduate School
• Buies Creek, NC
• 8 reviews

Graduate Student: Campbell University has been tremendous for my academic career. Each of the professors I have encountered so far have been incredibly helpful and are eager to teach. The way the graduate program is constructed is super flexible. Being able to still work and comfortably ne able to study due to the flexibility they provide has been a blessing.
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North Carolina Central University

• Graduate School
• Durham, NC
• 7 reviews

Graduate Student: While I cannot describe the university as a whole as I am in the Communication Disorders Program, my experience thus far has been good. It is a very diverse and supportive atmosphere and students have many opportunities to be involved in profession related groups and study abroad experiences. If the faculty know what the students are interested in or something they want to start, they really help to make it happen. It takes being proactive and seeking it out, but they are very supportive of student ambition.
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Lenoir-Rhyne University

• Graduate School
• Hickory, NC
• 3 reviews

Graduate Student: The Asheville campus has been an excellent hub for graduate studies! Though I can only speak for counseling program, the classes, the curriculum, and professors have been top notch.
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Salem College

• Graduate School
• Winston-Salem, NC
• 1 review