This program is administered by the Department of Counseling and Human Services and is designed to prepare individuals for positions in agencies, institutions, organizations, and programs dealing with prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation services related to mental health, alcohol, drug, family, and other similar problems.

The counseling undergraduate program is a minor only program, but St. Mary's offers extensive options in post-bachelor's education in counseling.

Contact Us

Francis Farrell, Jr.
(210) 438-6400
ffarrell@stmarytx.edu
Counseling and Human Services
251 W. Ligustrum

Dana Comstock
(210) 438-6400 dcomstock@stmarytx.edu

Minor Program

The program consists of a minor and a related major. The Minor in Counseling and Human Services requires 18 semester hours. Majors suggested are Psychology, Criminal Justice, Sociology, Biology, or other fields concerned with human behavior.

The courses in the Minor are designed to provide an overview of the issues, problems, and client populations being addressed by human service programs, as well as providing the learning experiences for the development of the knowledge, skills, and techniques required at the undergraduate level.

For more information, please see the degree plans and course catalog.

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