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Alumni Profile
Marina Kuzmina
M.A. Program
Master of Arts in Counseling -
Community Counseling Program
Community Counseling
The Master of Arts in Community Counseling prepares the student for state licensure as a professional counselor.* This 60-credit-hour program combines contemporary counseling techniques and theories with a solid Biblical foundation for a spiritual balance in the counseling approach. Graduates will be prepared for subsequent career positions with public agencies, private practices or mental health facilities. Those desiring further study will be poised for the pursuit of doctoral degrees including the Ph.D. in Counselor Education & Supervision.
The on-campus Community Counseling program is accredited by the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Education Programs (CACREP) and students have the option of combining it with the School Counseling track to make themselves more marketable in this changing economy. The combined program is still 60 credit hours.
The program also offers students flexibility as you have the option to take courses at a traditional, part-time, or accelerated pace. Courses are offered to accommodate both day and evening students.
*In accordance with the Commonwealth of Virginia and most other states; be sure to check your state's requirements.Read the full message from the program director.
If you are interested in the M.A. in Counseling (Community or School) degree, contact Admissions Counselor Amanda Leffel. She can be reached by phone at 757.352.4804. Admissions-related questions can also be sent to our admissions staff by e-mail at psycoun@regent.edu.
Amanda Leffel, Admissions Counselor
aleffel@regent.edu
757.352.4804, 800.681.5906
