The Master of Science in Professional Counseling program is designed for students seeking careers in mental health-related fields with children, adults, and families across of wide-array of settings.

Students may choose a School Counseling track or one of several other specialty clusters.

Program strengths include small class sizes instructed by experienced faculty in the fields of counseling, social work, and psychology. Classes employ a multidisciplinary approach that utilizes "real-world" learning experiences in assessment, counseling techniques and theory, as well as specialization areas.

With classes held in the evenings and on weekends, the MS in Professional Counseling is the perfect fit for the currently employed professional or the student who has just completed their undergraduate education.

At the completion of the 60-credit program, students will be eligible to obtain their licensure in professional counseling (LPC) in the state of Pennsylvania after additional supervised experience.

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For more information about the program, please contact:

Kathleen Chrisman, PhD
Associate Director, Graduate Admissions
P: 412-578-8812
E-mail Kathleen Chrisman