Students pursuing a counseling program in education must be certain that it meets the standards set by the profession. The MSEd in School Counseling and the MSEd in Student Affairs/College Counseling are CACREP-accredited programs, meaning they have been evaluated for quality and recognized for meeting or exceeding national standards. Having accreditation demonstrates the stability of our programs; it assures students that they will receive appropriate, up-to-date training.
Annual Accreditation Report
CACREP (Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs) is a specialized accreditor in the field of counseling. To maintain accreditation with CACREP, the School of Education develops an annual report of its counseling programs in education, including the MSEd in School Counseling and the MSEd in Student Affairs and College Counseling (SACC).
- 2023-2024 Program Evaluation Annual Report
- 2023 CACREP Vital Statistics Report
- 2022-2023 Program Evaluation Annual Report
- 2022 CACREP Vital Statistics Report
- 2021-2022 Program Evaluation Annual Report
- 2021 CACREP Vital Statistics Report
- 2020-2021 Program Evaluation Annual Report
- 2020 Mid-Cycle Educational Counseling Report
- 2019-2020 Program Evaluation Annual Report
- 2019 CACREP Vital Statistics Report
- 2018-2019 Program Evaluation Annual Report
- 2018 Vital Statistics School Counseling
- 2017 Vital Statistics: School Counseling and SACC
- 2016 Vital Statistics: SACC
- 2016 Vital Statistics School Counseling
- Read the School Counseling Outcomes 2015 Report
- Read the Student Affairs/College Counseling 2015 Outcomes Report
- Read the Educational Counseling Annual Report
Accreditation Status
MSEd School Counseling
Accredited
- Start Date: July 10, 2007
- Through: March 31, 2025
MSEd Student Affairs/College Counseling
Accredited
- Start Date: January 10, 2013
- Through: March 31, 2025
More About CACREP
CACREP, an independent agency, accredits master’s and doctoral degree programs in counseling, including those here in the School of Education and Monmouth’s Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling.