M.A. in Counseling Program Evaluation

Regent University periodically reviews the direction and outcomes of its counseling programs in accordance with the standards set by the Council for Accrediting Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP). These reviews include the collection and evaluation of data from alumni, employers and site supervisors. Faculty use this data to make appropriate changes to the Counseling program objectives and curriculum.

Continuous Assessment Report 2022-23

• M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
• M.A. in Marriage, Couples, & Family Counseling
• M.A. in School Counseling

Do Regent counseling students finish the degree and find employment?

Program Outcomes 2022-23

Selecting a master’s or doctoral program in counseling is a significant decision. If you invest your resources at Regent University, you deserve to know what our performance record is in helping students reach their education and employment goals.

Our master’s level CACREP accredited programs are listed below along with the size of the graduating class, the percentage of students who completed the program in the expected number of years, the license/certification pass rate and the number of students who obtained jobs in the field of counseling within approximately three months of graduation.

CMHC 2022-2023

MCFC 2022-2023

School 2022-2023

* This is the completion rate in the five years as allowed by the university.

REGENT Alumni 2021-22 Survey Results

Please see the graphs below for results from Master’s in Counseling program graduates and how well the program prepared them for working as counseling professionals.