MA/MS in Clinical, Counseling and Applied Psychology

The Master of Arts in Counseling prepares students for work as clinical mental health counselors, career counselors, registered play therapists and youth counselors. Graduates may also continue to a doctorate to become counselor educators and supervisors. Classes meet on campus in 7- and 16-week terms, and the program takes about three years. Applications are reviewed with a deadline of the first Monday of each month, except December. Prospective students can contact an admissions counselor to ask about scholarships, financial aid and key dates, and the academic catalog lists the full course requirements and application materials. The program is offered through Regis University in Denver, Colorado. The page also gathers career paths, program format details and contact information to help applicants plan their next steps, and applicants can start the process online.