Counseling ms in Loma linda university

The MS in Counseling degree is offered with high quality academic and clinical standards designed to prepare counselors with a broad background in mental health counseling and school counseling. It requires 90 quarter credits of academic work and 450 hours of counseling field experience. A single LPCC track as well as a dual LPCC/PPS specialization are available.

Students may be admitted to the MS in Counseling during any of the four quarters which begin in July, September, January, and March.

Graduates from the counseling degree program may work as Licensed Professional Clinical Counselors (LPCC) in environments such as community mental health agencies, career centers, recovery programs, legal systems, educational institutions, Churches.

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