MA/MS in Clinical, Counseling and Applied Psychology

This is a licensure-track counseling master's at Regent University. Built for students aiming at licensed counseling work, this CACREP-accredited degree joins counseling models with scriptural principles. Learners study human development, group work, research and ethics, then apply them in supervised internship settings alongside a small cohort. The program is offered online with a residency component and on campus in Virginia Beach. The published requirement is 60+ credit hours. The next session begins January 11, 2027, and prospective students can ask for details through the request form on the program page. Instruction reflects a Christian perspective, with faculty tied to the Virginia Beach campus. Students who want to compare options or check current costs and admission steps should review the university admissions guidance and speak with an enrollment counselor before applying, since requirements can differ between programs and terms.