Clinical Mental Health Counseling (MS)
The Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, is a fully online graduate program of 60 to 63 semester credit hours including 9 hours of supervised field experience (practicum and internship). A one-day residency/clinical training is required for CNSL 6420 (Counseling and Helping Relationship) year one, spring semester, and CNSL 6140 (Group Counseling) year two, spring semester. Residency/clinical training will be offered in person at the Demorest or Athens campus on one Saturday of the semester. Virtual participation options will be provided for out-of-state students. The degree prepares students for employment in a wide variety of positions in community agencies, hospitals, businesses, and institutions. The degree fulfills the academic requirements for licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the state of Georgia.
Master of Science Degree
Required Courses
Students will take CNSL 6840 - Special Topics - a minimum of two times, but may take three times.
Total Credit Hours: 60-63