Counseling Psychology MPCAC Accreditation (Clinical Mental Health Concentration)

Our Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology Clinical Mental Health Concentration is accredited by the Masters in Psychology and Counseling Accreditation Council (MPCAC) for a period of August, 2017 through August, 2027.

If you would like to download or print this information, see CP CMHC MA Program Statistics 2021-22 Academic Year (PDF).
For historical data, see CP CMHC MA Program Statistics 2020-21 Academic Year (PDF).
For an additional details about the CP MA program, including the Clinical Mental Health Concentration, please see the Counseling Psychology Master's Student Handbook (PDF).

CP CMHC MA Program Statistics: 2021-22 Academic Year

Students

Number of Applications (Fall 2021)	294
Number of Students Admitted (Fall 2021)	142
Number of New Students Enrolled (Fall 2021)	63
Number of New Students Enrolled Next Year (Fall 2022)	61
Total Number of Students Enrolled (Fall 2021)	119
Number of Graduates (2021 - 2022)	51
Number Graduated in Expected Timeframe (3 Years)	50

Faculty

Total Number of Full-Time Faculty (Fall 2021-22)	17
Full-Time Counseling Psychology Faculty	10
Full-Time School Counseling Faculty	7
Percent of concentration courses taught by adjunct faculty (2021 - 2022)	60%

Licensure

Percent of those who graduated in the years 2018 to 2020 who became fully licensed and/or credentialed (as mental health counselors, professional counselors, BCBA, substance abuse counselors or other similar title)

40%

Percent of those who graduated in 2020-2021 who became certified or licensed as school counselors

Notes

The above statistics reflect the MA in Counseling Psychology – Clinical Mental Health Counseling concentration only.
These data reflect the 2021-2022 academic year; they do not reflect current CP CMHC MA program statistics.
The percentage of courses taught by adjunct faculty only reflects concentration courses and does not include elective courses.