The University of Texas at San Antonio Reviews of Master's in Education

"The professors are great. They are all vested in the profession of counseling and promote professional identity. Two of the professors even started a new division of the American Counseling Association called Creativity in Counseling which publishes its own journal. On the downside, the current program is 48 hours which meets the Texas LPC requirements, but does not meet the requirements for many other states. However, the school is in the process of launching a new 60 hour program which does meet nation-wide requirements and will be accepted by the Veterans Affairs office."

"For the most part I really like the program. I do feel that as a University, they have some ridiculous charges as part of their tuition and fees. It is a lot less expensive than the other local Universities, but I feel that we pay for things that do not pertain to all students. Also, when it came down to getting an internship to graduate I had a very hard time finding a site and non of the faculty seemed to be able to help me out. I like that the classes are small and the location works really well for me. I also find most of the staff very friendly and helpful when it comes to the coursework."

"The professors are very caring and willing to help. It is a great school!!!"

"The Pros of my school psychology graduate program is the small classes and the how young the program is. Being a young programs, the is a lot of input taken from current students to improve the program. The cons of my program is that all classes are offered in the evening, without any day time options. Most classes are held from 5:30 pm to 8:15 pm."

"The cons are using blackboard as the program for the online/hybrid classes. I was using Blackboard 8 years ago, I'm sure there is a new system. Also, not having classes available"

"The faculty are well experienced in their field. In addition, the faculty keep themselves updated with social, cultural and generational changes thus allowing the faculty to better interact with the students. Work load is demanding but manageable."