MA/MS in Clinical, Counseling and Applied Psychology

This counseling master's degree is a CACREP-accredited program in the School of Education and Human Development, taught on campus in Fairfield, Connecticut. It is designed to satisfy the state's requirements for Licensed Professional Counselor licensure. Students are taught by faculty with national reputations and complete supervised fieldwork before graduating. Outcome figures on the page report strong credentialing exam results, employment and placement rates for recent graduates. The cohort may begin in spring or fall, with application deadlines in October and January. Study can be full time or part time, and the stated completion period is thirty months. Applicants can ask for more information, take part in a virtual session with the university, and reach the graduate admission office by email or telephone. Detailed course requirements for each track are listed further down the page, so candidates can compare options before they apply.