The Master of Arts in Counseling (MAC) is a 5-semester, 2-year program that prepares students for careers in professional counseling. The program includes 6 units of foundational courses in research and quantitative methods, complemented by 18 units in core counseling areas such as Assessment, Counseling Theories, Career Development, and Group Process. Students gain practical experience through a required practicum. The program concludes with elective courses in School Law and Human Behavior, as well as a thesis to enhance their applied counseling skills across diverse settings.

Career Opportunities:

• School Counselor: Work with students to provide guidance on academic and personal issues, promoting overall well-being.

• Career Counselor: Assist individuals in choosing and navigating career paths by assessing skills and interests and providing job search support.

• Mental Health Counselor: Provide therapy and support for individuals dealing with mental health issues in clinical or community settings.

• Family Therapist: Work with families and couples to improve communication and resolve conflicts.

• Rehabilitation Specialist: Help individuals with disabilities or challenges regain skills and integrate effectively into their communities or workplaces.