Instructor-Led Programs

Support and guidance can make a real difference in people’s lives. Become an invaluable resource to counsel, coach, and advocate for students, families, and communities — supporting academic, personal, and social development in diverse environments.

Position yourself to become a school counselor for grades K-12 with this master’s degree in educational counseling. Your coursework will also earn the Pupil Personnel Services Credential in School Counseling (PPS-SC) for California.

Through online learning and job-embedded clinical practice, this program prepares you to become a California elementary, middle, or high school administrator at a school site or district level.

This emphasis option equips school psychology program students in California with life-changing tools to help children change their negative or harmful behaviors. Earn your master’s degree, Ed.S. designation, and PPSP credential concurrently.

This emphasis gives you the tools to become a California school psychologist that truly understands the needs of autistic children. Earn your master’s degree, Ed.S. designation, and PPSP credential concurrently.

Earn your master's, Ed.S. designation, and PPSP Credential concurrently to position you to become an effective school psychologist in California, providing consultation services to parents and school staff, crisis management services to schools, and collaboration with institution-linked health services.

In this general education degree, you'll be introduced to a broad range of subjects, including written and oral communication, liberal studies, mathematics, history, art, philosophy, social sciences, and natural sciences. 

The MGISDA program helps you harness data and mapping to communicate ideas, guide decisions, and deliver results in business, public service, and more.