Addiction Counseling and Behavioral Health Degrees and Certificate

• Addiction Counseling and Behavioral Health

  The Addiction Counseling and Behavioral Health Associate of Applied Science builds on the certificate of completion, which qualifies a student to sit for the Oregon Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) level I exam and prepares students for the CADC II certification. 

  Catalog Details/Requirements:
  Addiction Counseling and Behavioral Health - Associate of Applied Science (AAS)

• Addiction Counseling

  The Addiction Counseling Career Pathway Certificate of Completion provides the coursework and 100 of the 1,000 hours of supervised experience required to qualify to sit for the Oregon Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor I exam. The certificate provides foundational coursework required by the state and recommended by community partners to be successful in addiction treatment professions. 

  Catalog Details/Requirements:
  Addiction Counseling - Career Pathway Certificate of Completion (CPCC)

• Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer

  The Behavioral Health Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer prepares students to work for organizations that serve people in need. Students learn the theories, principles, and practice of providing services. Behavioral health jobs can include substance abuse counselor, youth worker, mental health aide, or probation officer and provide services to schools, prisons, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations.

  Catalog Details/Requirements:
  Behavioral Health - Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer (AAOT)

Oregon Public Universities
Each Oregon public university will have unique requirements for its bachelor's degree program in fields related to Addiction Counseling and Behavioral Health. Be sure to check specific requirements at the university you plan to transfer.