B.S. in Psychology: Counseling
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Transfer up to 75% of degree total to Liberty
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Accreditation
Liberty University is accredited by SACSCOC
Credit Hours
Dedicated Faculty
Learn from our experienced & intentional professors
Transfer Credit
Transfer up to 75% of degree total to Liberty
Specializations
Build on core courses & choose a specialized area of study
Accreditation
Liberty University is accredited by SACSCOC
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Residential Counseling Program (B.S.)
Get ready for your future in the mental health field with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology: Counseling from Liberty University. Build a strong foundational knowledge of counseling and psychotherapy that will prepare you for graduate studies in clinical counseling and related fields. Study counseling theories and techniques and interact with common counseling issues both in the classroom and in professional settings.
Learn from professors who are grounded in their Christian worldview and are experienced in their fields. Gain insight into counseling people of all ages and from all walks of life.
Liberty’s Department of Psychology provides lab rooms for you to engage with applied studies. These rooms are equipped with audio and video recording technology for instructor review and feedback. And the PSYC 499 Internship gives you the opportunity to shadow a professional in the field and gain applied learning through experience.
Academic Information for the B.S. in Psychology: Counseling
Program of Study
Psychology (B.S.) – Counseling – Resident
Admission Requirements
View Liberty’s undergraduate admissions requirements
Counseling Courses You Could Take
- Overview of Theory & Treatment of Substance Abuse (PSYC 305)
- Multicultural Counseling & Research Issues (PSYC 351)
- Marriage & Family (PSYC 361)
- Theories in Counseling & Psychotherapy (PSYC 371)
- Counseling Processes & Techniques (PSYC 460)
Career Opportunities for Psychology: Counseling Graduates
- Case Worker
- Counselor Aide
- Group Home Coordinator
- Mental Health Technician
- Residential Youth Counselor
- Social Service Coordinator