Overview

  • Student will complete your Master of Arts in Counseling in a cohort, or start-to-finish learning group
  • Most learning takes place during face-to-face, in-class sessions. Online learning is used to facilitate in-class sessions
  • Student can opt for a two-year intensive, full-time program or a three-year program that caters more to working professionals
  • Student must earn a total of 90 credits

This program emphasis on:

  • counseling techniques and assessments
  • trauma and violence, grief and loss, and addiction counseling
  • psychopathology and psychopharmacology
  • brief therapy, group counseling, family therapy and couples therapy
  • practicum and internships with direct supervised client work