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Summary
As a Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy student, our program prepares you to excel in the delivery of clinical intervention for individuals, couples, families, groups and larger social systems. Our rigorous degree map paves an empirical foundation of theoretical knowledge – systemic and developmental - while nurturing the development of your subjective craft of therapeutic delivery. Emphasizing the role of culture in both family and social systems throughout the entirety of the program, graduates enter the workforce equipped to treat a diversity of client populations with awareness and sophistication. With core faculty, you'll thrive in a scholarly environment preparing for success in both clinical practice and/or ongoing doctoral studies.
Program Highlights
- A competitive, intimate program that welcomes 16 full-time students into the cohort of each academic year with limited options for a part-time track. The cohort model enriches the experiential learning components of the program while building a foundational professional network for years to come.
- Frequent engagement with program leadership in both course instruction and student advising.
- Two experiential training components: first year students have a supervised practicum experience in our brand-new state of the art training clinic and second-year students engage in a supervised, year-long community internship.
- 100 percent student placement for community internships.
- 5:1 student/teacher ratio allows for students to pursue opportunities in publication and presenting at professional conferences.
- Classes are scheduled to limit student on-campus attendance (2-3 days in the first year; 1 day in the second year).
- One of the most affordable graduate programs available.
Course options
Here are the different ways in which you can study MS in Marriage and Family Therapy.
Full Time (52-58 credits)
Tuition fees
$12,444.00 (9,17,589) per year
From
26 Aug, 24 Aug
Venue
School of Health and Human Services
Brown Hall 215,
720 4th Avenue South,
ST CLOUD,
Minnesota,
56301, United States
Entry requirement for international students
An applicant must meet one of the following Grade Point Average (GPA) standards to be eligible for academic admission consideration to the School of Graduate Studies:
- Possess at least an overall 2.75 GPA (4.0 scale) in your previous undergraduate work.
- Possess at least an overall 2.75 GPA (4.0 scale) in the last half of your undergraduate work.
An applicant with graduate coursework must meet one of the above requirements plus possess at least an overall 3.0 GPA (4.0 scale) in his/her graduate course work.
English Language Requirements:
- A Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score of 79 or higher on the Internet-based exam with no sub score below 17, or a score of 550 or higher on the paper-based exam.
- A score of 6.5 or higher on the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) (Academic Test only; General Training test not accepted)
- A score of 57 or higher on the Pearson Test of English (pilot project.)
* Please check with your chosen school for the exact entry requirements for your programme.
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