Master of Education/Counseling

[umiami]

<p>I am looking to apply to:</p>

<li>Master of Education, Higher Education Counseling OR</li>
<li>Master of Education, School Counseling</li>
</ol>

<p>I want to become a College Academic Advisor or a Career Advisor. Does either program require the GRE? </p>

<p>Can I be admitted the year after I finished undergraduate with a Bachelor of Business Administration? </p>

<p>Will the Longhorn alumni network be far-reaching around the country, Northern California, or Southern California? (SoCal - where I would like to settle when the economy is better)</p>

<p>Does UT give significant financial aid? Would a higher score on the GRE affect financial aid? (I scored a 1250 on the SAT - M 600 CR590 in 2004)</p>

<p>Is it necessary to have an advanced degree to pursue College/Academic Counseling?</p>

<p>What entry-level positions would lead to becoming a College/Academic Counselor or a College/Academic Counselor for high school students preparing for college admission?</p>

[educatemeplease]

<p>Well those are a lot of specific questions to which I don’t know the answer to. Having a chat with your OWN career counselor would be very helpful.</p>

<p>My own high school career counselor started as a secretary and this is her first year in career counseling… and pretty much this is her learning year so I couldn’t really find much help from her. I don’t think there’s a very competitive pool of applicants.</p>

[MidwestMom2Kids_1]

<p>A UT Graduate School web page says you need to take the GRE before you apply to grad school at UT.</p>

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