Yes. Counseling students can browse approved practicum and internship sites or suggest new ones for program review. Most programs keep site contact information hidden to maintain confidentiality.

Exxat is a secure repository for your program’s own affiliated sites. Counseling students can, however, recommend new sites or supervisors, which can then be reviewed and approved by the program.

Yes. Students can submit wishlists ranking sites by location, setting, and area of interest—such as school, clinical, or community counseling. Multiple wishlists can be created for different courses or cohorts.

Yes. Each student creates a profile when they first log in, forming the base of a Counseling ePortfolio. This living record highlights their coursework, clinical experience, and competencies, and continues to be accessible after graduation.

Yes. The “View-As” feature lets administrators and faculty see exactly what a Counseling student sees—helping with guidance, training, and troubleshooting.

Yes. Students can record and categorize their practicum and internship hours—individual sessions, group counseling, supervision, and more—and submit them for review and approval by their supervisors.

Yes. Supervisors can complete and submit evaluations securely through direct email links, with no login required. Exxat builds custom Counseling evaluation forms aligned with CACREP standards at no extra cost.

Absolutely. Exxat ties evaluation data to CACREP competencies, enabling Counseling programs to run reports that measure student performance, identify trends, and support accreditation reporting.