Master of Arts in Theology and Ministry and Master of Counseling

The Dual Master of Arts (M.A./M.A.) in Theology and Ministry and Counseling Psychology program is designed for individuals who wish to pursue graduate studies that combine theories and practice in counseling and psychology with studies in religion and exploration of the pastoral dimensions of caregiving. Dual-degree students couple their study of counseling psychology with the study of pastoral care and spirituality and can seek licensing as professional mental health counselors. Such licensed counselors are well equipped to seek positions in mental health agencies, shelters, pastoral placements in parishes, campus ministry programs, prison work, and youth and young adult programs. Graduates will bring the strength of solid counseling skills and exposure to spiritual direction work to their positions.

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Applicants who have received degrees from institutions outside the United States should view the International Students section for additional credential evaluation requirements
Two letters of recommendation are required with at least one preferably coming from an academic source Applicants may submit one additional recommendation of their choice
In 1000-1500 words describe your academic and professional goals any experience relevant to this program and your future plans expectations and aspirations
The minimum score requirement for TOEFL iBT is 100 The minimum score for IELTS is 7.0