Program Overview

Introduction to the Master of Arts in Counseling Program

The Master of Arts in Counseling degree program is designed to prepare working professional students for rewarding careers in Clinical Mental Health or School Counseling. This program trains highly skilled counselors who are committed to serving the needs of individuals and their communities.

Program Overview

The online Master of Arts in Counseling degree program focuses on preparing students for certification and licensure, and discovering how to make a positive difference in the lives of those in need. The program has two main areas of concentration:

• Clinical Mental Health Counseling: Focuses on clinical mental health, substance abuse and addictions, and family/marriage counseling.
• School Counseling: Learn to effectively guide, support, and communicate with school-aged children and at-risk youth.

Commitment to Excellence

The program is committed to excellence, providing a rigorous academic environment where students can hone their counseling clinical skills.

Admission Criteria

• A minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.0 is required for admission to the program.

Areas of Study

The program offers two main areas of study:

• Master of Arts in Counseling Clinical Mental Health Counseling
• Master of Arts in Counseling School Counseling

Program Details

Students can choose when they want to start studying, with options including:

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• 3-6 months
• 6-12 months
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