Program Description
The Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program provides the course work necessary to become licensed professional counselors in community mental health centers, community agencies, psychiatric facilities, and private practice. The program is accredited by the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP). At the end of the three-year, 60-credit-hour program, students receive both the Master of Arts and the Educational Specialist degrees. Graduates are also eligible to become national certified counselors.
Announcements
- Summer Institute-
The Registration deadline has been extended to June 12th
More Information
Quicklinks
- Apply Online
- The Graduate School
- Department of Graduate Psychology
- M.A./Ed.S. - Clinical Mental Health Counseling
- M.Ed. - School Counseling
- M.A./Ed.S. - School Psychology
- M.A. - Psychological Sciences
- M.Ed. - College Student Personnel Administration
- Psy.D. - Clinical and School Psychology
- Ph.D. - Assessment and Measurement
- Ph.D. - Counseling and Supervision
