Alfred University Downstate Master's in School Counseling

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Center for Integrated Training & Education

CITE and Alfred U. offer this NYC-area program on weekends in an accelerated format. Students earn a Master's in School Counseling in a practical, convenient, affordable setting.

MASTERS IN SCHOOL COUNSELING 
 
 
Alfred University and CITE

Is School Counseling Right
for You?
Are you looking for ways to work with the whole child?
Do you believe children need to practice emotional
literacy?
Want to get your school counselor degree but don’t want
to spend three evenings a week in class?

Alfred University Downstate Master's in School Counseling

Established 1836 - 2nd Coed College in the United States
First (and largest) School Counseling Program in NY State, and 1 of
only 2 CAS Programs (Certiﬁcate of Advanced Study).
Downstate (NYC Area) program started in 2005.
Consistent enrollment of 50 + new students, in addition to returning
students per year since inception.
Undergraduate Programs - 2,000 students
Graduate School - 400 students

MASTERS IN SCHOOL
COUNSELING
48 Credits / 22 month program
Additional 12 credits available, to obtain professional certiﬁcation
Starts in July/August
Classes held in Brooklyn/ Oceanside Long Island
Cohort Model
Option to continue on to Certiﬁcate of Advanced Study in Mental
Health Counseling (for LMHC)

Faculty Viewpoint!
Click below to watch faculty share their
thoughts on the program and students!

RAISE YOUR HAND IF
You think that a child or a
person’s emotional well
being is necessary for
their success at school or
in life
An understanding adult at
school made a difference
for you
You want to give back

AND RAISE YOUR HAND IF
• You are a teacher who
wants to help kids but are
burnt out by classes of
30+
• You need some more
money and want to be a
part time therapist after
school and on the
weekends
• You need to help people
as part of your own
recovery

Quality, Practical, Affordable,
Convenient
Quality - well established. Proven track record.
Practical - Trains you to be a success. Real-world focus.
Opportunities for ﬁeld experience.
Affordable - $1095 for 3 credits, 1/3 price of other
comparable programs.
Convenient - Located in Downtown Brooklyn, accessible
by great public transportation, and Oceanside LI.
Weekend courses and summer weekdays.
No need for after-school hours. Designed for working
adults. Meets Saturdays.

Hear from the
Director of
Academic
Affairs!
Click here for a narrated overview of
the counseling programs, by Dr. Bob
Bitting, director of Academic Affairs at
Alfred University.

Cost for 48 Counseling
Credits in NYC
CITE/ Alfred is the lowest-cost  
counseling program.
* While CITE and School 3 
are close in price, School 3 
only offers weekday courses.
CITE/ Alfred offers weekends: 
Convenience, for less. 0
15000
30000
45000
60000
School 1 School 2 School 3 CITE
$17,520.00$19,000.00
$28,000.00
$53,280.00

Follow Your Heart
If you recognize an opportunity for yourself, think about
a career in counseling!
Fill out an application at
www.alfreddownstateeducation.com
Reach out to us through e-mail at tim@citeonline.com
Call us at 1-877-922-2483

The Application
Applying for Alfred
University
How to apply
Click to apply
Click for info on the
application process

Hear from Alumni!
Read what our graduates are saying
See Alumni Proﬁles
Rick Matera, Progam coordinator, Rutgers TEEM
Gateway Project Rise
Sheren Attal, founder Yallah Youth of Arts
Desiree Polonia, High School Counselor

Thank you!
Apply online!
Go to www.alfreddownstateeducation.com
Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/citeonline
Connect on Twitter: www.twitter.com/citeonline
Call with ANY questions!! 877-922-2483

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Alfred University Downstate Master's in School Counseling

1.     MASTERS IN SCHOOL COUNSELING      Alfred University and CITE

2. Is School Counseling Right for You? Are you looking for ways to work with the whole child? Do you believe children need to practice emotional literacy? Want to get your school counselor degree but don’t want to spend three evenings a week in class?

4. Established 1836 - 2nd Coed College in the United States First (and largest) School Counseling Program in NY State, and 1 of only 2 CAS Programs (Certiﬁcate of Advanced Study). Downstate (NYC Area) program started in 2005. Consistent enrollment of 50 + new students, in addition to returning students per year since inception. Undergraduate Programs - 2,000 students Graduate School - 400 students

5. MASTERS IN SCHOOL COUNSELING 48 Credits / 22 month program Additional 12 credits available, to obtain professional certiﬁcation Starts in July/August Classes held in Brooklyn/ Oceanside Long Island Cohort Model Option to continue on to Certiﬁcate of Advanced Study in Mental Health Counseling (for LMHC)

6. Faculty Viewpoint! Click below to watch faculty share their thoughts on the program and students!

8. RAISE YOUR HAND IF You think that a child or a person’s emotional well being is necessary for their success at school or in life An understanding adult at school made a difference for you You want to give back

9. AND RAISE YOUR HAND IF • You are a teacher who wants to help kids but are burnt out by classes of 30+ • You need some more money and want to be a part time therapist after school and on the weekends • You need to help people as part of your own recovery

10. Quality, Practical, Affordable, Convenient Quality - well established. Proven track record. Practical - Trains you to be a success. Real-world focus. Opportunities for ﬁeld experience. Affordable - $1095 for 3 credits, 1/3 price of other comparable programs. Convenient - Located in Downtown Brooklyn, accessible by great public transportation, and Oceanside LI. Weekend courses and summer weekdays. No need for after-school hours. Designed for working adults. Meets Saturdays.

11. Hear from the Director of Academic Affairs! Click here for a narrated overview of the counseling programs, by Dr. Bob Bitting, director of Academic Affairs at Alfred University.

12. Cost for 48 Counseling Credits in NYC CITE/ Alfred is the lowest-cost   counseling program. * While CITE and School 3  are close in price, School 3  only offers weekday courses. CITE/ Alfred offers weekends:  Convenience, for less. 0 15000 30000 45000 60000 School 1 School 2 School 3 CITE $17,520.00$19,000.00 $28,000.00 $53,280.00

14. Follow Your Heart If you recognize an opportunity for yourself, think about a career in counseling! Fill out an application at www.alfreddownstateeducation.com Reach out to us through e-mail at tim@citeonline.com Call us at 1-877-922-2483

16. The Application Applying for Alfred University How to apply Click to apply Click for info on the application process

17. Hear from Alumni! Read what our graduates are saying See Alumni Proﬁles Rick Matera, Progam coordinator, Rutgers TEEM Gateway Project Rise Sheren Attal, founder Yallah Youth of Arts Desiree Polonia, High School Counselor

18. Thank you! Apply online! Go to www.alfreddownstateeducation.com Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/citeonline Connect on Twitter: www.twitter.com/citeonline Call with ANY questions!! 877-922-2483

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