MA in Psychology and Counseling

The low residency Masters in Psychology and Counseling is a 48-60 credit graduate program devoted to progressive education and embracing a wide range of student interests and abilities. The program addresses and nurtures each student’s individual approach to the field, resulting in a unique plan of coursework.  The Masters in Psychology and Counseling Program is approved by the Council of Applied Master's Programs in Psychology (CAMPP).

Students in the low residency MA in Psychology and Counseling Program develop skills in practice, communication, personal development, professional development, and research. Such competencies are grounded in theory and research, personal experience and self-knowledge, and are influenced by current social complexities and the state of psychology. These skills can be used in clinical, research, and community settings. Studies within the program incorporate issues of social justice and an understanding of social contexts, preparing graduates to make a difference in the communities in which they live and work.