MA in Psychology: Clinical

The Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology is a 3-year program directed at meeting the requirements for licensure as a Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in the state of Massachusetts. Students are accepted for fall admittance, and they form a cohort that takes all of its courses together for the next 3 years. This small and intimate group experience allows students individual face-to-face attention by faculty and promotes substantial growth in clinical and academic expertise. Students are required to enroll in both academic and applied courses including a practicum and an internship. Although the curriculum provides a broad exposure to a variety of therapy modalities, the emphasis is on training in a behavioral perspective. develop a background in applied research and to train problem-solving skills be exposed to a variety of therapy modalities gain extensive experiential learning opportunities, practica, internships, and intensive supervision be prepared for licensure as certified Mental Health Counselors in the state of Massachusetts.

Submit an application via the online portal. Be sure to provide your full legal name and to capitalize the first letter of all proper nouns.Unless otherwise indicated in the program requirement details, indicate your graduate study objectives, research interests and experience, and business or industry experience if applicable. If you are applying for a teaching or research assistantship, include any special skills or experience that would assist us in making assistantship decisions. Resume. Transcripts for all post-secondary institutions attended (regardless of whether a credential is earned or not). Unofficial transcripts are accepted for admissions application review, once enrolled a final official transcript is required. International students applying with an transcript evaluation, please submit that document with your unofficial transcripts. International applicants for Data Science must submit semester-by-semester transcripts as well as consolidated transcripts. Bachelor’s degree in Psychology or a closely related field.A minimum undergraduate cumulative average of 2.75 on a 4.0 grading scale. Students not meeting this requirement but who otherwise give evidence of strong academic ability may be accepted.Completion of psychology statistics or research methods course.Some work experience related to the field of Psychology/Social Work.