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Making a difference in the lives of others can start with a Geneva College Master of Arts Degree in Counseling.
Regardless of delivery method—either online or on campus—all of Geneva's counseling programs are fully accredited by the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP). That includes our master’s in counseling program.
This master’s in counseling program offers academic training from a Christ-centered perspective for students looking to pursue a career path of professional counseling. Students can choose from one of three concentrations: Marriage, Couple and Family Counseling; Clinical Mental Health Counseling; or Professional School Counseling.
Why Geneva?
Students earning a master’s in counseling degree will benefit from a fully integrated program that combines the foundational tenets of Christian faith along with the secular viewpoints necessary to provide well-rounded professional counseling guidance to individuals in secular and religious settings. Students will learn how to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the Christian faith, as well as other roles of spirituality and religion on the change process, and demonstrate competencies around integrating these perspectives into analysis, evaluation, and/ or case conceptualization processes in professional counseling settings.
The Clinical Mental Health master of counseling degree equips students with a multidimensional viewpoint that takes into account the relational aspects of an individual’s social, spiritual, psychological and physical health. Professional counselors with a school counseling master’s degree will learn the necessary counseling tools and interventions needed to guide an individual toward improved mental health, wellness and personal growth. The Marriage, Couple, and Family Counseling Program introduces students to the history, philosophy and etiological premises that define the practice of marriage and family counseling/therapy.
All of Geneva’s Master of Arts in Counseling programs are CACREP (Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs) accredited, which opens up a much broader window into career opportunities. Having this accreditation means that our programs have been vetted by the highest training standards, making our graduates highly qualified and prepared in the counseling field. This is an enormous benefit for Geneva’s counseling students and graduates.
Program Information
Throughout their curriculum, students will understand the core knowledge of the profession, which includes developmental theory, career development, assessment, research, ethics, multicultural awareness, counseling theory, and group work as well as training in counseling and helping relationships, all from a Christian perspective. Recent graduates of the programs have found employment in a variety of work settings including schools, clinics, church counseling centers, and public and private agencies.
94% of Geneva students have taken the National Counselor Exam and that 99% of those students passed the comprehensive exam on the first try.
Our students get to interact with industry experts. Our Master of Arts in Counseling faculty are among some of the brightest in the nation who are constantly researching, learning and contributing to the counseling field. Their years of unique and eye-opening experiences are then brought into the classroom and taught to students.
All students of Geneva’s Master of Arts in Counseling programs will complete a total of 60 credit hours with their choice of concentration in Marriage, Couple and Family Counseling; Clinical Mental Health Counseling; or School Counseling.
Your Career Possibilities
Wondering “What can I do with a master’s in counseling degree?” As a graduate of our master’s degree in counseling, you could find job opportunities in the following work settings:
- Education institutions (primary, secondary, post-secondary level)
- Community health centers
- Group homes
- Family service agency
- Adoption agencies
- Residential treatment center
- Mental health agency
- Church/worship centers
Your education — and your career growth — doesn’t have to stop awith your master’s in counseling. In fact, many of our students go on to pursue a doctorate degree in counseling. To learn more about pursuing one of these educational paths through Geneva College, please fill out the form on this page for more information.
Classes are offered at the following locations:
- Online
- Main Campus
Can you become a counselor for online patients? How long does a master’s degree take? What kind of career paths can I take with this degree? And where can I get answers? At Geneva College, we’re here for all your questions. And we’re here to help. Just fill out the form on this page to get started on your Christian-focused master’s in counseling degree from Geneva College.
Value College rankings are based on combination of affordability, reputation and return on investment. Geneva's MSLS program ranked #26.
Geneva was named a Christian College of Distinction, affirming the school’s dedication to high quality academics founded on the inerrant truth of God’s word.
Designated as a Pennsylvania College of Distinction, Geneva is recognized as one of the best places in the state for students to learn, to grow, and to succeed.
As a College of Distinction, Geneva is nationally recognized for providing outstanding preparation that is highly valued by graduate schools and employers.
Geneva College ranks in the top 45 out of 402 colleges in Pennsylvania analyzed for return on investment by AffordableCollegesOnline.org, a prevalent resource for college affordability and financial aid information.
