Description
The Counselor Preparation Comprehensive Examination (CPCE) is one of two gatekeeping processes that assess students for readiness to graduate from the CMHC program. The CPCE tests the student's proficiency in the following eight core curriculum areas: Professional Counseling Orientation and Ethical Practice, Social and Cultural Diversity, Human Growth and Development, Career Development, Counseling and Helping Relationships; Social and Cultural Foundations; Group Counseling and Group Work; Assessment and Testing; and Research and Program Evaluation. The CPCE is a "Pass/Fail" component of the CMHC degree. Registration requires prior approval from student's advisor. (Zero hours). Prerequisites: CPY 5100, CPY, 5350, CPY 6350, CPY 5250, CPY 5690, CPY 6200, CPY 5200, CPY 5700, CPY 5590, CPY 6400, CPY 6500, CPY 6600, CPY 5610.