Program Overview

Master of Counseling: Clinical Mental Health Counseling

The Master of Counseling degree with an option in clinical mental health counseling is designed for those who want to work in community counseling agencies, rehabilitation facilities, college counseling centers, primary care facilities, veteran affairs, and private practice offices.

Program Details

• Credits required: 90 quarter credits (equivalent to 60 semester credits)
• Cost per credit: $614 (based on current tuition rates, with no additional charge for nonresident students)
• Delivery: Hybrid format, blending online coursework with in-person classes held periodically in Corvallis, Oregon
• Start term: Summer

Careers

As a graduate of this program, you will have the knowledge and skills to make a difference as a counselor working with people in mental health and addiction treatment centers, outpatient and residential facilities, school- and hospital-based mental health programs, and in private practice.

Job Market Outlook

The job market for professionals with skills related to clinical mental health counseling is expected to grow. Employment trends, top occupations, and salary details can be discovered using interactive tools.

Degree Quick Facts

• Credits required: 90
• Cost per credit: $614
• Delivery: Hybrid
• Start term: Summer

Application Deadline

Application deadlines can be viewed on the admissions page.

Related Information

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