Masters in Counseling
A master's degree in counseling can prepare a student for a career in mental health or substance abuse counseling, family and marriage therapy, rehabilitation, or vocational counseling. Master's programs are typically two full-time years, or 48 to 60 credit hours in length, and require the successful completion of a supervised clinical internship. Though salaries vary based on employer and job title, the highest paying jobs for counselors are usually in private practice or in government agency positions for mental health, substance abuse, and rehab counselors. Career opportunities in the field of counseling are expected to grow by approximately 21 percent by the year 2016.
Online Schools Offering Masters in Counseling
Liberty University Online
Campuses: Online- Masters in Human Services
- Counseling
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- PhD in Counseling
- Family & Marriage Therapy
Walden University
Campuses: Online- PhD in Human Services
- Conflict Resolution & Negotiation
- Counseling
- Masters in Counseling
- PhD in Counseling
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- Emergency Management
- Family & Marriage Therapy
- Public Administration
- MBA in Public Administration
- Public Policy
Capella University (Graduate)
Campuses: Online- Masters in Human Services
- PhD in Human Services
- Counseling
- Masters in Counseling
- Emergency Management
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- Family & Marriage Therapy
- Public Safety Management
- School Counseling & Psychology
- Social Work
Grand Canyon University Graduate Programs
Campuses: Online- Counseling
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- Masters in Counseling
Alabama Schools Offering Masters in Counseling
Florida Schools Offering Masters in Counseling
South University
Campuses: Tampa, West Palm Beach- Counseling
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