BS in Counseling Psychology

The Bachelor of Science in Counseling Psychology degree completion program is designed for adults pursuing a career in a mental health field. Most students who complete this program will choose to continue on to graduate school for further training toward licensure as a psychologist, psychotherapist, professional counselor, or social worker. Although this program meets the preparatory needs of most graduate schools, students should consult the graduate school of their choice for specific requirements.

The Counseling Psychology program is a unique blending of psychology and counseling courses. This program is intended to strengthen the student’s understanding of mental, emotional, social, and spiritual needs of others and how development of these attributes is impacted by life experience.

This program is offered at the main campus in Rochester Hills, at Macomb’s University Center in Clinton Twp, and at Mott’s University Center in Flint. The curriculum offered at the Mott campus varies slightly from what is shown below. Students interested in this program are encouraged to contact an advisor for details.