
The Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling program at PCOM's Philadelphia campus prepares graduates for careers as Licensed Professional Counselors (LPC). The curriculum is designed to meet the educational requirements for licensure in nearly all U.S. states, including Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The program emphasizes a holistic approach, integrating mind and body to promote health and wellness, and provides specialized training in cognitive behavioral therapy and empirically supported treatment techniques.
Graduates are prepared to pursue licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in many states. The demand for mental health counselors is projected to grow significantly, exceeding supply by 2030, indicating strong career prospects.
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The MS in Mental Health Counseling program at PCOM is designed to be completed in 24 months. Classes are scheduled for weekday evenings, twice per week.
Graduates are prepared to pursue licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in many states. The demand for mental health counselors is projected to grow significantly, exceeding supply by 2030, indicating strong career prospects.
For current tuition details, prospective students should refer to the PCOM Office of Admissions or the Cost of Attendance section on the PCOM website. Estimated living costs are also available via the PCOM Cost of Attendance information.
There is no GRE or MAT required for admission to the MS in Mental Health Counseling program. Prospective students should visit the PCOM Admissions website for detailed admission criteria.
To apply, visit the PCOM Admissions website to review specific requirements, then complete and submit the online application form. You will also need to provide all required supporting documents as outlined by the admissions office.