Course variations

Course summary

The Masters in Professional Counseling Program at Westminster College educates students in the fundamentals of psychological theory and practice in an experiential and interpersonal learning environment that facilitates personal and professional growth. The aim is to train professional counselors with a sound basis in ethical behavior, psychological theories, and professional skills, creating a knowledge base and capacity for thinking that can be translated into effective counseling practice with individuals, families, and groups from diverse backgrounds. The college strives to guide the students to become more self-aware and self-reflective as they hone their intellectual and emotional skills. They also encourage critical thinking, emphasize professional honesty and integrity, and foster a commitment to providing services to local communities.

Entry requirement for international students

The applicant must satisfy the following minimum requirements for admission: essay questions, two professional recommendations; Employer letter of support; personal resume; GMAT test score; Official college or university transcripts showing proof of baccalaureate degree. International Students must also provide the following material: Bank Statement; Proof of Visa status; English translation of transcripts with explanation of grading systems; Statement of financial responsibility; Recommended TOEFL score of 250 (computer-based test) or 600 (paper-based test) if English is not the native language; Transcripts or test scores are considered official when sent directly from the school or testing service.

Qualification

Masters

Awarding body

Westminster College, Salt Lake City

Department name

Westminster College