| Graduate Data | Number |
|---|---|
| Attrition Rate | 1% |
| Attrition Numbers | 47/48 |
| Boards Pass Rate First Attempt | 58% |
| Boards Pass Rate Overall | 83% |
| Job Placement Rate | 100% |
| Job Placement within 3 mos. of Graduation | 58% |
For the three most recent graduating classes (2021 – 2024), the Boise State Genetic Counseling Program has a 58% first-time pass rate on the American Board of Genetic Counseling’s Certification Examination.
(*Updated 5/14/24)
Graduates of this program will:
- Utilize knowledge of core genetic/genomic concepts and genetic counseling methodologies to manage and promote client well-being.
- Display professional oral, written, audio/visual, and telecommunication skills appropriate to the field of genetic counseling.
- Employ a range of effective interpersonal and psychosocial counseling skills via varied service delivery models to promote informed decision making that is client-centered, non-coercive and responsive to stated and emerging concerns.
- Apply genetic counseling skills in a culturally responsive and respectful manner to clients from diverse backgrounds.
- Integrate knowledge from other professions, research processes, and evidenced-based practice to think critically about the field of genetic counseling.
- Demonstrate active commitment to interprofessional development through collaborative relationship building, mentoring, training, knowledge transfer and advocacy within the genetics community.
- Exhibit management and leadership skills which are relevant to the genetic counseling profession and promote bio-ethical business practice.