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Tuition - Spring 2009 Sponsoring district of LCCC Other PA resident Out-of-state or foreign student Residents of Schuylkill County Full-time (12-18 credits per semester) $1,230 $2,460 $3,690 $1,845 Capital outlay fee — $135 $270 $135 Student services fee $60 $60 $60 $60 Technology fee $180 $180 $180 $180 Part-time (1-11 credits per semester) and credits in excess of 18 per semester $82 per credit $164 per credit $246 per credit $123 per credit Capital outlay fee* — $9 $18 $9 Student services fee* $4 $4 $4 $4 Technology fee* $12 $12 $12 $12 * Per credit fees Classes begin on January 19, 2009. Full refunds of tuition and fees will be issued ONLY to students who have officially withdrawn through the Office of Enrollment Services in writing BEFORE the first day of the semester in which the class is scheduled. Beginning the first day of the semester tuition will not be refunded to students who

Counseling Programs at Lehigh University provide students with a thorough background in human behavior and in the counselor's role in contemporary American society, as well as fundamental counseling and intervention skills. Three major tenets underlie all counseling programs: The program is essentially educative / preventive / developmental in nature. Counselors must work in an increasingly diverse cultural environment. School counselors must understand and be prepared to adapt to changing societal conditions and the demands placed upon communities and school systems.

We are a top ranked graduate only college which offers a variety of programs, courses, institutes, seminars and workshops designed to fit your needs; a graduate degree or certificates for career advancement. Except for qualified Lehigh undergraduates, only students holding a Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university may apply for the graduate programs in the College of Education in one of two categories: degree seeking or non-degree seeking. Applicants offered admission may defer enrollment for up to one year. Student Clearance Checks: This form needs to be signed and dated for your application to be considered complete. CRITERIA FOR CONSIDERATION

Designed for students who have successfully passed or whose goal is to pass the National Skill Standards or credentialing exam(s) in a designated technical field. It is intended for those students whose educational and occupational goals are not met by the college’s other occupational and transfer majors. It allows students to build a sequence of courses to satisfy specific skills for employment. This major may be of particular interest to potential and current area vocational-technical high school students as well as graduates of area vocational-technical high schools. This program is not designed or intended for students planning to transfer. Students are admitted

Graduates find employment in a range of fields, including: Criminal justice system including prisons and community corrections Youth services Human services Community services including community consultation and engagement work Research and project work Public and social policy areas Postgraduate study Union Organiser, Youth Program Director, Social and Community Development Worker, Technical and Further Education Lecturer, Project Manager, Welfare Worker, Community Services Officer, Cultural Development Officer, Aid and Development Worker, Community Development Worker, Community Advocacy Worker, TAFE Teacher, Youth Worker, Public Servant, Social Policy Officer, Case Officer, Community Corrections, Community Youth Support Worker, Community Worker, Welfare Officer, Respite Care Worker/Sitter, Youth Justice Worker,

This Human Services Management (HSM) program is designed to prepare middle- to upper-level managers for community-based programs in special education. Students also have the option of a Special Education Teaching Track. Graduate students in the program provide direct services and support for individuals with developmental disabilities who live in the surrounding community. The program accepts full-time graduate students who are interested in full-time employment as counselors/graduate students with Target Community and Educational Services, Inc., while they are completing requirements for the M.S. degree. Target is a nonprofit agency affiliated with McDaniel College that provides services to adults with developmental disabilities

Graduates find employment in a range of fields, including: Youth Development Officer Youth Worker Youth Outreach and Information Worker Child Safety Support Officer Community Development Officer Community Worker Case Manager Case Worker Project Officer Program Co-ordinator Outreach Worker Residential Care Worker, Project Manager, Child Protection Officer, Social Policy Officer, Youth Justice Worker, Project Officer, Legal Aid/Community Crime Prevention Groups, Aid and Development Worker, Social and Community Development Worker, TAFE Teacher, Union Organiser, Youth Worker, Community Services Officer, Disability Services Officer, Youth Program Director, Technical and Further Education Lecturer, Community Worker, Community Advocacy Worker, Respite Care Worker/Sitter, Wildlife Management Consultant, Community Youth Support Worker, International and Community Development Worker, Personal Care Worker, State

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