Typical admitted student: A bachelor's degree in psychology or related field with a minimum GPA of 3.0 is required, along with relevant coursework in psychology and potential interviews or prerequisite experience in human services.

About This Program

Prepares students for LPCC licensure in California with emphasis on youth and mental health support.

Career Outcomes

60 units distributed across semesters. 60 units = approximately 2 years. Weekly online live classes. Optional play therapy certificate available. Hands-on practicum experiences required.

1. Mental Health Counselor
2. Marriage and Family Therapist
3. School Counselor
4. Clinical Psychologist Assistant

What You'll Learn

Apply evidence-based counseling theories to client cases
Conduct psychological assessments and diagnoses
Develop culturally sensitive treatment plans
Practice ethical decision-making in therapeutic settings

Curriculum Highlights

Family therapy play therapy psychobiology dysregulation disorders multicultural counseling assessment techniques intervention skills working with children and adolescents

Top Employers

Common employers include community mental health clinics, hospitals, schools, private practices, and nonprofit counseling agencies.

Admissions

A bachelor's degree in psychology or related field with a minimum GPA of 3.0 is required, along with relevant coursework in psychology and potential interviews or prerequisite experience in human services.

Application Materials

Statement of Purpose: Required
Letters of Recommendation: 2–3
Resume: Required
Transcripts: Official transcripts required

Academic Requirements

Degree Required: Bachelor's degree
GRE/GMAT: Optional or Not Required
TOEFL/IELTS: Required for international students (TOEFL 80+ / IELTS 6.5+)

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