Master's in Pastoral Clinical Mental Health Counseling

Pastoral Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program Features

Accredited by the Council for Accreditation of Counseling Related Educational Programs (CACREP)
Weeknight courses
Ecumenical program that welcomes all faith traditions
Integrates psychology and spirituality
Top value MS in Counseling degree in Pennsylvania
Caring, expert faculty-practitioners

Pastoral Clinical Mental Health Counseling Outcomes

The program is designed to help students meet the course requirements for state licensure in the tri-state area of PA-NJ-DE and the eligibility requirements for certification by the National Board for Certified Counselor.
You will be taught to integrate psychology and spirituality in an academically rigorous, culturally informative, clinically responsible manner.
Our graduates emerge prepared to meet the unique mental and spiritual demands of a modern, global society.

Pastoral Care and Counseling Certificate Options

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Frequently Asked Questions

Diane Walsh, PhD

Yes

A baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited, degree-granting institution

No (GRE) Graduate Record Examination required

Weeknight courses from 5-9pm on-campus, plus online assignments. 14-week semesters

3-4 years; 60 credits (20 classes)

Applications should submit the following:

A completed Graduate Student Application online through www.neumann.edu.
Official transcripts from all institutions attended. WES or ECE evaluated if an international school
An application essay not to exceed three pages describing your interest in becoming a counselor and specifically a pastoral counselor upon completion
Three official letters of recommendation from persons with whom you are familiar and who can speak to your academic suitability for graduate studies, your personal maturity, and your potential for graduate work
TOEFL/IELTS Scores required only if English is not your native language
Interview with program director

Rolling Admissions (Spring, Summer, Fall)

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