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INSTRUCTIONS
1. Please print legibly or type.
2. Include an ofcial sealed transcript(s) for all relevant graduate coursework (do not include undergraduate) or have
transcript(s) sent directly from the registrar’s ofce to CCE. If sent separately from your application, transcripts should
be addressed to: CCE ∙ 3 Terrace Way ∙ Greensboro, NC 27403-3660.
3.
Course descriptions for any courses you wish to have reviewed toward the requirements must be included with this
form. Course descriptions must be photocopied from the catalog for the year in which the courses were taken.
4.
This form must be completed in order for CCE to review your coursework. If CCE determines that the specied course
does not t the indicated category, your transcript will be reviewed for other course possibilities.
REQUIRED COURSEWORK
Only graduate-level courses are accepted. A course may not be used for more than one content area. A minimum of two
semester hours or three quarter hours of coursework is required for each content area. Courses may be combined to fulll
a content area. Per Colorado Rule 14 [Licensure by Examination (CRS 12-43-603)], if you have not completed a course to
satisfy each content area, you may request consideration of other suitable means of meeting this requirement. You should
submit a letter from the department chair attesting that the requirement for education in the content area has been satised
by alternative means and detailing the alternative means.
1. Human Growth and Development
Includes studies that provide a broad understanding of the
nature and needs of individuals at any developmental level,
normal and abnormal human behavior, personality theory,
and learning theory within cultural contexts.
2. Social and Cultural Foundations
Includes studies that provide a broad understanding
of societal changes and trends, human roles, societal
subgroups, social mores and interaction patterns, and
differing lifestyles.
3. Helping Relationships
Includes studies that provide a broad understanding of
philosophic bases of helping processes, counseling theories
and their applications, basic and advanced helping skills,
consultation theories and their applications, client and
helper self-understanding and self-development, and
facilitation of client or consultee change.
4. Groups
Includes studies that provide a broad understanding of
group development, dynamics and counseling theories;
group leadership styles; basic and advanced group
counseling methods and skills; and other group approaches.
Colorado Education Equivlalency
Coursework Verication Form
Applicant’s Name:
Date:
Content Area
Date
Taken
Course
Number
Credit
Hours
Institution Where
Course Was Taken
Colorado Education Equivalency Review revised 03/2019