The Master of Arts (MA) in Psychology with an Emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy is designed for individuals aspiring to become Marriage and Family Therapists (MFT) or Licensed Professional Clinical Counselors (LPCC). This online program is suitable for those passionate about assisting individuals, couples, and families with emotional, behavioral, mental health, and relationship challenges. The curriculum focuses on developing essential skills in communication, intervention, and ethical practice within the field of psychology and therapy.
Graduates of this program may pursue careers in various mental health settings.
The total cost for the 60-credit program is $38,700 (60 credits * $645/credit).
The total tuition cost for the 60-credit program is $38,700, calculated at $645 per credit.
The program length for the Master of Arts in Psychology is 4 years if studied full-time.
Graduates may pursue careers in various mental health settings, including Marriage and Family Therapy, Clinical and Mental Health Counseling, and private or group practice.
The application deadline for the program is July 20, with a program start date of August 1.
Yes, the program allows for a maximum of 12 transfer credits.