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Thanks for your input. I'll definitely contact the departments and attempt to gain more information on the aspects of each program. Thanks again!

Hi MAC2809, Thanks for your response. I actually meant that if I earned an M Ed in educational counseling, would it still be possible to lateral transfer into other aspects of postsecondary administration, such as student affairs? Or if I earned an ME PASA, would I be able to transfer into academic advising or career counseling? I have no interest in clinical counseling. Oops sorry about the downvote. I was about to upvote you but I accidentally clicked on the wrong arrow.

What career paths are typically geared towards earning an Ed PASA? Would pursuing an M ED in Educational Counseling confine me to only college counseling jobs such as academic advising and career advising? Would having an Ed PASA allow me to explore a variety of career options within higher education administration? If I wanted to go into policy work after a few years of administrative work, would it be ideal to go for an Ed PASA? If you've been in either of these programs, what was your experience like? Pros and cons? Would you recommend another program due to cost? Would you say your respective program immensely helped you career wise? What are some other programs that are similar to ME PASA that are located in Southern California? Sorry for all of the questions, but I'd really like to know more about these programs! I researched a bit on the school websites, but the information was a bit general. Thanks!