The Master of Arts program in Counseling Psychology at Anna Maria College is designed to prepare students for professions in a variety of mental health agencies. The program is not intended for students interested in counseling in school settings, nor does it lead to licensure at this time.

To earn a master's degree, students must complete eight required courses, one of which must be a practicum, four electives from the education or psychology offerings, and a written comprehensive examination. The required course selections fall in the areas of: 

Diagnostic Procedures
Counseling Process
Family Counseling
Testing
Research Design and Methodology

For more information about Anna Maria College's graduate programs in Counseling Psychology, including course details and admission requirements, please contact: 

Dennis Braun
Director of Graduate Studies and Continuing Education
dbraun@annamaria.edu
(508)849-3293