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Counseling and Student Affairs


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Explore WKU's Accredited Master's Programs in Counseling & Student Affairs

At Western Kentucky University, our nationally-accredited Counseling and Student Affairs graduate programs are designed to prepare you for a meaningful career with real-world impact.

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CACREP Accredited

National recognition ensures the highest academic and professional standards.

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Hands-On Clinical Training

Gain practical experience at our on-campus Talley Family Counseling Center.

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Path to Licensure

Graduate with the credentials and confidence needed for a successful career.

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Explore degree options in Counseling and Student Affairs. Use this tool to find the right fit for you.

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Talley Family Counseling Center

The Talley Family Counseling Center provides mental health services free of charge to couples, families, individuals, and groups.

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The Talley Family Counseling Center

Hilltopper Stories

Dive into the vibrant experiences and inspiring journeys of our Hilltopper community through firsthand accounts and testimonials, showcasing the unparalleled student life and success stories.

Victoria Minteer, TFCC intern

Tori Minteer

Clinical Mental Health Counseling

"Not only am I learning how to provide adequate counseling, but I am also learning how to schedule clients, write progress notes, and how to have a work-life balance. I think the most impactful experience for me is being able to try different therapeutic techniques so that I can really find my style and become the therapist I want to be."

Adam Wink

Clinical Mental Health Counseling

"One can learn theory all day, but application in real-world settings quickly challenges and humbles even the most confident individuals. The growth from being put in positions where you may not have all the answers, reflecting on what you did, and striving to do better is humbling, to say the least."

Adam Wink, TFCC intern

Have Questions? Text Us!

Need more information about our programs or have specific questions? Text the Department of Counseling and Student Affairs directly! We’re here to help you with everything from admissions to program details.

Text Us At: 270-721-8539

Please note, this number cannot receive phone calls.

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