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Student Assistance Coordinator Certification

Support student wellness through prevention programming and behavioral intervention strategies.


Your Future

Academic Advancement:

Next steps include LPC/LAC licensure pathway, school counseling certification, addiction counseling credentials, doctoral study, clinical supervision, or trauma/addictions specialization.

Career Pathways:

Student Assistance Coordinator, Behavioral Intervention Specialist, School Mental-Health Liaison

Industry Outlook:

Rapid growth tied to school-based mental-health mandates and prevention programming requirements (especially substance-use response)

Regional employers include

New Jersey school districts; Rutgers UBHC; RWJBarnabas Health; Hackensack Meridian Health; Atlantic Health System; SERV Behavioral Health; CFG Health Network; Carrier Clinic; nonprofit behavioral health providers.

Salary Outlook:

$60,000 – $95,000

Getting Started
For New Jersey entry-level roles aligned to Student Assistance Coordinator (SAC) Certification, a reasonable starting range is approximately $50,000–$65,000, depending on role, licensure/certification, employer type, and prior experience.

Early Career and Progression
Approx. $75,000 midpoint at about five years, with higher earnings in specialized, licensed, technical, supervisory, or high-demand settings.

Approx. $90,000 average or attainable mid-career benchmark around ten years, especially for advanced credentials, management responsibility, or specialized practice.


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