Counseling Student Outcome Data

Current Number of Students: 70

PROGRAM GRADUATES

2017-2018 Program Graduates: 21

  • Clinical Mental Health Counseling - 13
  • School Counseling - 8

2016-2017 Program Graduates: 23

  • Clinical Mental Health Counseling - 13
  • School Counseling - 10

2015-2016 Program Graduates: 18

  • Clinical Mental Health Counseling - 16
  • School Counseling - 2

2014-2015 Program Graduates: 21

  • Mental Health Counseling - 12
  • School Counseling - 9

2013-2014 Program Graduates: 16

  • Mental Health Counseling – 10
  • School Counseling – 6

2012-2013 Program Graduates: 14

  • Mental Health Counseling - 9
  • School Counseling - 5

2011-2012 Program Graduates: 19

  • Mental Health Counseling - 13
  • School Counseling - 6

2010-2011 Program Graduates: 11

  • Mental Health Counseling - 2
  • School Counseling - 9

2009-2010 Program Graduates: 22

  • Mental Health Counseling – 6
  • School Counseling – 16

PROGRAM COMPLETION RATES

A program's completion rate is defined as the percentage of admitted students who graduate from the program within the expected time period (2 years School Counseling / 3 years CMHC).

2017-2018: N/A

2016-2017: 92%

2015-2016: 83%

2014-2015: 78%

2013-2014: 80%

2012-2013: 87%

2011-2012: 83%

2010-2011: 79%

2009-2010: 89%

JOB PLACEMENT RATES

The number of students who, within 180 days of the day they received their master's counseling degree, obtained employment in the recognized occupation for which they were trained or in a related comparable recognized occupation. Data below reflects only those graduates who provided employment information via annual alumni survey.

As a training program, it is our intent to train competent professional counselors for full time employment in the counseling profession. After graduation, alumni are regularly invited to share their employment status.  Below are job placement rates of the alumni currently employed in the counseling profession who volunteered this information:

Academic Year

Number of Graduates

Number of Alumni Reporting Employment

2009-2010

22

10 (45%)

2010-2011

11

10 (91%)

2011-2012

19

9 (47%)

2012-2013

14

10 (71%)

2013-2014

16

7 (44%)

2014-2015

21

11 (53%)

2015-2016

18

9 (50%)

2016-2017

23

10 (43%)

 2017-2018

 21

 19 (90%)

EXAMINATION INFORMATION AND RESULTS

Counselor Preparation Comprehensive Examination (CPCE) (http://www.cce-global.org/AssessmentsAndExaminations/CPCE )

The CPCE is designed to assess counseling students' knowledge of counseling information viewed as important by counselor preparation programs. The online questions are based on the 8 core areas defined as essential by the Council for the Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP). Offered three times per year, the CPCE is used by the Counseling program as an exit exam and is required for graduation for all students. To pass on the first administration, students must obtain a score that is within one standard error of the national mean.

Pass Rates

2018:          89%

2017:          93%

2016:          85%

2015:          86%

Results

Marywood University CPCE 2018 Results

CACREP Content Areas

July 2018

N = 3

N =

N =

Marywood

National

Marywood

National

Marywood

National

Human Growth & Development

13.0

11.3

 

 

 

 

Social & Cultural Diversity

9.3

10.0

 

 

 

 

Helping Relationships

14.7

11.9

 

 

 

 

Group Work

12.0

10.8

 

 

 

 

Career Development

9.7

9.3

 

 

 

 

Assessment

12.3

10.5

 

 

 

 

Research & Program Evaluation

12.0

10.8

 

 

 

 

Professional Orientation & Ethical Practice

14.3

11.0

 

 

 

 

Marywood University CPCE 2018 Results

CACREP Content Areas

February 2018

N = 2

March 2018

N = 3

April 2018

N = 1

Marywood

National

Marywood

National

Marywood

National

Human Growth & Development

14.5

12.2

12.3

11.9

13.0

11.6

Social & Cultural Diversity

13.0

10.5

10.3

10.3

14.0

10.2

Helping Relationships

13.5

12.6

13.0

12.3

14.0

12.1

Group Work

12.5

11.6

12.0

11.1

14.0

11.1

Career Development

12.5

9.9

9.3

9.7

14.0

9.4

Assessment

12.5

11.1

10.7

10.9

10.0

10.6

Research & Program Evaluation

13.5

11.8

13.3

11.4

14.0

11.2

Professional Orientation & Ethical Practice

15.5

11.6

11.7

11.4

15.0

11.1

Marywood University CPCE 2017 Results

CACREP Content Areas

February 2017

N = 5

July 2017

N = 4

October 2017

N = 16

Marywood

National

Marywood

National

Marywood

National

Human Growth & Development

9.60

10.39

9.75

10.39

12.3

11.62

Social & Cultural Diversity

7.60

9.88

11.5

9.88

11

10.30

Helping Relationships

10.40

11.40

12.25

11.40

12.8

11.94

Group Work

10.60

11.77

12.75

11.77

11.8

10.84

Career Development

9.80

10.34

10.00

10.34

10.3

9.38

Assessment

10.00

9.97

11.00

9.97

10.9

10.63

Research & Program Evaluation

10.40

10.55

10.50

10.55

13.3

11.04

Professional Orientation & Ethical Practice

10.40

11.37

13.5

11.37

12.7

11.38

 

Marywood University CPCE 2016 Results

CACREP Content Areas

February 2016

N = 6

June 2016

N = 1

October 2016

N = 20

Marywood

National

Marywood

National

Marywood

National

Human Growth & Development

11.20

10.63

13.00

10.39

11.65

10.39

Social & Cultural Diversity

10.40

9.08

9.00

9.88

11.70

9.88

Helping Relationships

11.00

11.48

15.00

11.40

12.00

11.40

Group Work

10.40

11.13

12.00

11.77

14.05

11.77

Career Development

10.00

9.31

11.00

10.34

11.20

10.34

Assessment

10.00

11.19

11.00

9.97

12.10

9.97

Research & Program Evaluation

10.60

10.91

12.00

10.55

12.30

10.55

Professional Orientation & Ethical Practice

11.60

12.43

13.00

11.37

13.85

11.37

Marywood University CPCE 2015 Results

CACREP Content Areas

February 2015

N = 16

June 2015

N = 8

October 2015

N = 4

Marywood

National

Marywood

National

Marywood

National

Human Growth & Development

10.12

10.30

12.00

11.62

10.25

11.62

Social & Cultural Diversity

10.25

10.72

12.38

10.30

10.50

10.30

Helping Relationships

10.50

10.84

13.62

11.94

12.25

11.94

Group Work

11.25

11.78

12.00

10.84

9.50

10.84

Career Development

11.06

10.21

10.38

9.38

8.25

9.38

Assessment

9.94

9.78

11.38

10.63

10.00

10.63

Research & Program Evaluation

10.19

10.60

11.88

11.04

11.00

11.04

Professional Orientation & Ethical Practice

12.56

12.38

12.00

11.38

10.75

11.38

National Counselor Exam (NCE): (http://www.nbcc.org/nce).

The NCE is used for two purposes: (1) national counselor certification and (2) state counseling licensure. The purpose of the NCE is to assess knowledge, skills, and abilities viewed as important for providing effective counseling services. It is intended to assess cognitive knowledge which should be known by all counselors regardless of their individual professional specialties. The online exam consists of 200 questions, 160 of which are scored. Passing scores are based on statistical analysis. Although the NCE is not required for program graduation, students are strongly encouraged to take the exam because of its similarity to the CPCE and it being a requirement for counseling licensure in Pennsylvania.

Pass Rates

2017:          pending receipt of all results

2016:          100%

2015:          83%

Results

 

Marywood University NCE 2018 Results

CACREP Content Areas

April 2018

October 2018

 School

CMH

National

School

CMH

National

Human Growth & Development

 

 

7.94

 

 

 

Social & Cultural Diversity

 

 

7.95

 

 

 

Helping Relationships

 

 

24.37

 

 

 

Group Work

 

 

12.57

 

 

 

Career Development

 

 

14.82

 

 

 

Assessment

 

 

14.5

 

 

 

Research & Program Evaluation

 

 

9.56

 

 

 

Professional Orientation & Ethical Practice

 

 

21.77

 

 

 

 

Marywood University NCE 2017 Results

CACREP Content Areas

April 2017

October 2017

 School

N=1

CMH

N=2

National

N=3696

School

N = 6

CMH

N = 12

National

N = 2481

Human Growth & Development

9.00

8.50

8.72

8

7.33

8.36

Social & Cultural Diversity

9.00

7.50

8.10

6.5

7.50

7.30

Helping Relationships

31.00

24.50

23.85

23

21.83

23.19

Group Work

15.00

11.50

12.32

10.5

9.83

11.32

Career Development

18.00

15.50

14.65

12.83

12.67

12.98

Assessment

14.00

17.00

14.40

11.33

12.25

12.30

Research & Program Evaluation

8.00

8.50

9.40

8.33

8.58

8.95

Professional Orientation & Ethical Practice

25.00

21.50

21.27

20.17

21.50

21.03

 

Marywood University NCE 2016 Results

CACREP Content Areas

April 2016

October 2016

School

N = 0

CMH

N = 7

National

N = 3, 171

School

N = 6

CMH

N = 0

National

N = 1,814

Human Growth & Development

n/a

7.86

8.57

9.17

n/a

8.61

Social & Cultural Diversity

n/a

6.57

7.08

8.67

n/a

8.47

Helping Relationships

n/a

24.71

25.42

27.83

n/a

25.43

Group Work

n/a

12.14

11.85

12.50

n/a

11.86

Career Development

n/a

14.86

14.63

13.83

n/a

12.29

Assessment

n/a

14.00

14.43

14.50

n/a

13.61

Research & Program Evaluation

n/a

9.14

9.98

11.67

n/a

9.68

Professional Orientation & Ethical Practice

n/a

19.57

20.96

25.17

n/a

22.10

 

Marywood University NCE 2015 Results

CACREP Content Areas

April 2015

October 2015

School

N = 2

CMH

N = 0

National

N = 3,318

School

N = 2

CMH

N = 2

National

N = 1,592

Human Growth & Development

8.00

n/a

8.86

7.50

7.50

8.47

Social & Cultural Diversity

6.00

n/a

7.64

8.50

8.00

7.61

Helping Relationships

20.00

n/a

24.05

25.50

23.00

23.31

Group Work

10.00

n/a

11.54

13.00

10.00

11.44

Career Development

14.00

n/a

13.60

14.50

13.00

11.78

Assessment

13.00

n/a

13.53

12.00

13.50

13.19

Research & Program Evaluation

5.00

n/a

9.82

11.50

11.50

9.99

Professional Orientation & Ethical Practice

15.00

n/a

20.86

23.50

10.50

20.10

 Marywood student means are compared with means of students from other CACREP accredited programs across the country.

 

Praxis II: Professional School Counselor Exam (https://www.ets.org/praxis) 

The Professional School Counselor exam measures whether entry-level school counselors have the standards-relevant knowledge, skills, and abilities believed necessary for competent professional practice.  The test is designed to follow the American School Counselor Association's ASCA National Model and is required of all candidates seeking school counseling certification through the Pennsylvania Department of Education.  The test is made up of 120 select-response questions covering the four major components of I Foundations, II Delivery of Services, III Management, and IV Accountability.

Passing Score

156 (range 100-200)

Marywood Average Score

174 (range 162-184)

Pass Rates

From September 2014 to May 2017, 30 students took the exam earning a 100% pass rate.