Student Life Skills
GUIDELINES
ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION
Credentialing Parameters for Particular Disciplines
All degrees and course work must be obtained from regionally accredited colleges or universities.
DISCIPLINE AREA | Student Life Skills | |||
Course Prefix | UT | UN | D | Minimum Requirements |
SLS 1101, 1949, 2949, 2930 | X |
A master’s degree in any discipline coupled with appropriate academic preparation in the development of academic skills needed to be a successful college student, including learning strategies, library research, text comprehension, note taking, test preparation, etc. |
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SLS 1300, 1301 | X |
18 graduate semester hours in the teaching discipline, plus master’s degree OR a master’s or doctorate degree in counseling, education, psychology, education leadership, vocational education, personnel, human resource management, industrial/organizational psychology, or adult education. |
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SLS 1350 | X |
A baccalaureate degree in guidance and counseling education, human resource management or industrial/organizational psychology OR an associate degree and demonstrated competencies in the teaching discipline. |
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SLS 2263 | X |
18 graduate semester hours in leadership, psychology, social work, counseling, sociology, human relations, organizational behavior, conflict management, or industrial/organizational psychology, plus master’s degree and experience in leadership positions. |