Mental Health Counseling Concentration (27 credits)

The Mental Health Counseling concentration prepares students to become licensed professionals and is geared toward those interested in working in a variety of mental health or human service agencies. Typical settings might include mental health care facilities, training and vocational rehabilitation centers, child welfare and family counseling agencies, institutions for the aging, or other social and community organizations. The Mental Health Counseling Concentration is a 27-credit program and a field-based internship is required.

Graduate Program Format

Fall and Spring semester courses meet once a week on a Monday, Tuesday or Thursday night for 16 weeks. Weekend classes are also offered and meet one weekend a month (Friday-Saturday). Summer semester courses are typically held on weekends (Friday-Saturday).