M.A. in Counseling Psychology

M.A. in Counseling Psychology cohort members are introduced to issues in counseling relationships and how factors such as cultural diversity influence the counseling process.

Integrate the theory and art of counseling

The M.A. in Counseling Psychology employs a scientist/practitioner model integrating the discipline of psychology with its roots in science and theory, the art of counseling, and a Christian worldview.

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Program Design

The program is designed to be completed in 2 or 3 academic years, including a break for part of the summer.
2-year format: a more intense schedule appropriate for individuals with no or only part-time job responsibilities, more flexible schedules, and fewer obligations. Classes generally meet two evenings a week the first year and one evening a week the second year.
3-year format: more appropriate for individuals with full-time jobs or less flexible schedules and more obligations. Classes generally meet one evening a week during all three years of the program.
A 700-hour practicum is required in the final year.

Preparation of Professionals

Counsel in a variety of settings.
Enter doctoral studies if their desire is to continue their professional education.
Further their understanding of counseling and challenge them to develop the Christian mind around the issues of psychology.
Meet the State of Minnesota requirements for Licensed Professional Counselor (Board of Behavioral Health and Therapy).

Policies

All program policies can be found in the Graduate School catalog. The catalog can be download here in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. Once the file is downloaded, you will be able to view and print the document using Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you do not have that program on your computer, follow this link to download a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader.