The University of Alaska Fairbanks' digitally-delivered graduate counseling program prepares students to become culturally responsive, effective professional counselors through coursework and supervised field placement experiences that emphasize an ecological perspective. Students who complete the school counseling track are eligible to be certified as school counselors in Alaska. Students who complete the clinical mental health counseling track are eligible for licensure as professional counselors with additional post-degree requirements. Students who complete this track are eligible to work in community and mental health agencies or private practice once licensed. Both tracks require students to complete 60 credit hours.