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Want to make a difference in the world? Want to advance your education? Want to turn your dream into a reality? We can help make this happen. Our Mesquite Metroplex Center location lets you work towards a degree while staying close to home. We offer courses at the undergraduate and graduate level for a wide variety of majors. While here, you’ll learn from our exceptional faculty and experience the Lion community. Work towards a degree that will shape not only your future but the world’s.
Mesquite Metroplex Center :: Explore Our Programs
Explore Our Programs at Mesquite
Counseling (MED) Student Affairs Emphasis
The Master of Education in Counseling is a 36-semester hour program designed for those students who plan to work in college and university student affairs, but prefer a counseling foundation in their preparation. Graduates of this program typically seek employment in student activities, career services, academic advising, Greek affairs, recruiting and admissions, residence life, and other departments and offices within the student affairs division of community colleges and four-year colleges and universities.
1 to 3 years
No foreign language credits required
36-60 hours
No thesis required
Counseling (MED/MS)
The Master of Science in Counseling offers an emphasis in School Counseling (51 semester hours) for those seeking certification as a professional school counselor and/or an emphasis in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (60 semester hours) for those students desiring licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). Both programs include a common core as well as courses specific to each emphasis and now they can be obtained together: School Counselor + LPC. The Master of Education in Counseling is a 36-semester hour program designed for those students who plan to work in college and university student affairs, but prefer a counseling foundation in their preparation. Graduates of this program typically seek employment in student activities, career services, academic advising, Greek affairs, recruiting and admissions, residence life, and other departments and offices within the student affairs division of community colleges and four-year colleges and universities.
1 to 3 years
No foreign language credits required
30-60 hours
No thesis required
Counseling (MS) — Weekend College Dallas
The Master of Science in Counseling offers an emphasis in School Counseling (51 semester hours) for those seeking certification as a professional school counselor and/or an emphasis in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (60 semester hours) for those students desiring licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). Both programs include a common core as well as courses specific to each emphasis and now they can be obtained together: School Counselor + LPC. The Master of Education in Counseling is a 36-semester hour program designed for those students who plan to work in college and university student affairs, but prefer a counseling foundation in their preparation. Graduates of this program typically seek employment in student activities, career services, academic advising, Greek affairs, recruiting and admissions, residence life, and other departments and offices within the student affairs division of community colleges and four-year colleges and universities.
1 to 3 years
No foreign language credits required
36-60 hours
No thesis required
Counselor Education and Supervision (PHD)
The Ph.D. in Counseling includes 69-72 hours of coursework in the classroom and online. This total includes field experience, advanced courses, research tools and finally, a dissertation.
4 to 7 years
None
69-72 hours
Yes, Dissertation
Curriculum & Instruction (MS) with Teacher Certification
This degree involves 18 hours of study in the major and 18 hours of alternative teacher certification.
1.5 to 2 years
No foreign language credits required
36 hours
No thesis required
Curriculum and Instruction (MED/MS)
This degree involves 18 hours of study in the major and 18 hours of electives which allows students to take additional courses in the major, focus on an area of interest, or qualify to teach high school dual credit classes or at the community college level.
1.5 to 2 years
No foreign language credits required
MS: 36, MED: 30
No thesis required
Education (BA/BS) Bilingual or ESL Emphasis (Grade EC-6)
Develop in-depth understanding of multicultural learning environments and learn to meet the needs of culturally and linguistically diverse students with our interdisciplinary studies bachelor’s degree program. If you seek to become a bilingual teacher, who provides instruction in both Spanish and English, this program requires Spanish literacy. If you seek to become an ESL teacher, who provides instruction in English, you do not need foreign language literacy.
4 Years
Foreign Language Required for Bilingual Majors
120 Hours
No thesis required
Education (BA/BS) Elementary Emphasis (Grade EC-6)
Choose from ECE-6 Generalist, ECE-6 Bilingual Generalist, or ECE-6 Special Education
4 Years
Foreign Language Optional
123 to 126 Hours
No thesis required
Education (BA/BS) Elementary Special Education (Grade EC-6)
4 Years
No foreign language credits required
120 Hours
No thesis required
Education (BA/BS) Middle School Emphasis (Grade 4-8)
Our bachelor’s degree with middle school certification offers a number of specialties, allowing you to concentrate on specific interests. Learn to design engaging lessons, develop curriculum for diverse students and foster an inclusive learning environment.
4 to 4.5 Years
Foreign language Optional
120 to 132 Hours
No thesis required
Educational Diagnostician Professional Certification
1-2 years
No foreign language credits required
21 hours
No thesis required
Hispanic Studies (BA)
The undergraduate Spanish program is dedicated to the study of languages and literatures of Latin America, Spain and the United States. The department offers a wide range and variety of courses, including beginners, intermediate and advanced courses in Spanish language and culture as well as courses designed for heritage speakers and native speakers.
4 years
No foreign language credits required
120 hours
No thesis required
Mathematics (MS)
The graduate program in mathematics prepares you for employment as an educator on various levels, additional study at the doctoral level or one of the many non-academic areas in which mathematicians work. Graduate work in mathematics leading to the master’s degree is offered with an emphasis in actuarial science, algebra, analysis, biological mathematics, combinatorics, coding theory, differential equations, differential geometry, image analysis and processing, or probability-statistics.
2 years
No foreign language credits required
30 hours
Thesis and non-thesis options available
Mathematics (MS) Teaching Emphasis
The graduate program in mathematics prepares you for employment as an educator on various levels, additional study at the doctoral level or one of the many non-academic areas in which mathematicians work. Graduate work in mathematics leading to the master’s degree is offered with an emphasis in actuarial science, algebra, analysis, biological mathematics, combinatorics, coding theory, differential equations, differential geometry, image analysis and processing, or probability-statistics.
2 years
No foreign language credits required
30 hours
Thesis and non-thesis options available
Professional Counseling Licensure (LPC)
This certificate will prepare professionals with the necessary theories, assessments and modalities to counsel, prepare, and implement treatment plans for substance abuse clients, their families, and co-workers.
2 semesters
No foreign language credits required
12 hours
No thesis required
Secondary Education (MED/MS)
Students who are interested in developing depth and breadth of expertise in curriculum and instructional leadership at the secondary school level should choose the major in secondary education. The secondary education curriculum will equip graduates with proficiency in designing and conducting action research to improve classroom and school practices, the design, implementation and evaluation of secondary school curriculum, the selection of teaching models to address the learning and achievement of secondary school students, and the selection and design of curriculum and instruction reflecting philosophical systems in the middle school and high school environments.
1.5 to 2 years
No foreign language credits required
36 hours
No thesis required
Secondary Education (MS) with Teacher Certification
Students who are interested in developing depth and breadth of expertise in curriculum and instructional leadership at the secondary school level should choose the major in secondary education. The secondary education curriculum will equip graduates with proficiency in designing and conducting action research to improve classroom and school practices, the design, implementation and evaluation of secondary school curriculum, the selection of teaching models to address the learning and achievement of secondary school students, and the selection and design of curriculum and instruction reflecting philosophical systems in the middle school and high school environments. The MS option involves 18 hours of study in the major and 18 hours of alternative teacher certification.
1.5 to 2 years
No foreign language credits required
36 hours
No thesis required
Social Work (BSW)
Our faculty will provide you with the vast knowledge of expertise, research and practice experience in the social work field including areas of social welfare, social justice and diversity. You will have an opportunity to take a variety of courses from instructors who have a strong desire and commitment to social work education and further advancement of the social work profession.
4 Years
No foreign language credits required
120 Hours
No thesis required
Social Work (MSW)
Our advanced generalist perspective provides an overall understanding of the many areas of social work and prepares you for LMSW practice. Our selection of courses is eclectic and student centered, and our field education program works with hundreds of agencies in a variety of social work settings. Degree programs are flexible with full-time and part-time options available ensuring that you can progress at your own pace that best suits your lifestyle.
1 year (AGP) and 2-4 years (Foundation)
No foreign language credits required
33 hours (AGP) and 60 hours (Foundation)
No thesis required
Special Education (MED) with Educational Diagnostician Certification
This program includes specific training in diagnosis and intervention strategies for individuals with special needs.
5-7 semesters
No foreign language credits required
39-42
Special Education (MED/MS)
2 to 3 years
No foreign language credits required
36-42 hours
Thesis and non-thesis options available
Special Education (MS) with Teacher Certification
Exceptional learners need your support and advocacy. You can make this happen through our Special Education program along with the 18 hours of alternative teacher certification
2 to 3 years
No foreign language credits required
36-42 hours
Thesis and non-thesis options available
Specialist in School Psychology (SSP)
3 years
No foreign language credits required
66 hours
Optional
Supervision, Curriculum and Instruction (EDD)
This degree prepares graduate students for careers in K-12 public and private schools, regional educational training facilities, college and university settings, and research and development centers. A graduate with the Doctor of Education degree should possess competencies in research methods, statistics, curriculum, instructional design, learning, instructional strategies and effective teaching.
4 to 7 years
No foreign language credits required
72 hours
Yes, dissertation required
Teaching History Graduate Certificate
You can become a certified early college or dual credit instructor with our Teaching History graduate certificate. Local school districts continue to expand their offerings of early college and dual credit history courses. There is a growing need for qualified teachers who can meet this need.
12-24 months
No foreign language credits required
18 hours
No thesis required
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Mesquite Metroplex Center :: Scholarships
Scholarships
As an A&M-Commerce student, you’ll have access to a wide range of scholarships specific to your degree.
Mesquite Metroplex Center :: Classes
Our Classes
We offer courses that work towards undergraduate degrees and courses that will fulfill a graduate or doctoral degree. Find a course that works with your schedule and lifestyle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a parking tag for the Mesquite Metroplex Center?
No. You do not need a parking tag for the Mesquite Metroplex Center.
Does the Mesquite Metroplex Center have free wifi?
A&M-Commerce provides free wireless internet access to all students and faculty. When you power on your laptop, smartphone or tablet, select TAMUC from your list of available networks. You will enter your CWID and password when you open your browser (Example CWID: student/12345678, Password:123abc. If you have trouble logging in, contact the IT Helpdesk at 903-468-6000.
How do I get a Lion Card at the Mesquite Metroplex Center?
You can get a Lion Card at the Mesquite Metroplex office or at the Lion Card Office at the Commerce campus. You may add cash to your account in Mesquite at any time the site is open.
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903.468.3022
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Mesquite Metroplex Center :: Contact Us
Contact Us
- Mesquite Metroplex Center
- 972.613.7591
- 972.613.7566
- [email protected]
- 3819 Towne Crossing Blvd.
- Mesquite, TX 75150