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Clinical Counseling Psychology Dual Degree Program

Earn two degrees in clinical counseling psychology with a hands-on learning approach.

What is the Clinical Counseling Psychology Dual Degree Program?

The Clinical Counseling Psychology program is designed to prepare graduates to meet the educational requirements for licensure as a Mental Health Counselor in Massachusetts and most other states.

Apply as a high school senior into the dual degree program with one application and benefit from being considered for a $2,500 Dual Degree Scholarship (per year for your 4 undergraduate years).  You will also be considered for a 10% Alumni Discount for every term you are enrolled at least part-time in your graduate program at Assumption.

Why Study Clinical Counseling Psychology?

With just one application, Assumption offers you the opportunity to earn two degrees in this field. Dual degree students benefit from having experienced academic advisors from the psychology department. In addition to coursework, you will have the opportunity to engage in hands-on research under the mentorship of faculty experts, earn course credit through clinically-focused internships, and attend co-curricular events where you can meet with current graduate students and faculty who teach in the program.


Requirements

    • A completed Common Application
    • A minimum high school 3.0 cumulative GPA
    • An official high school transcript including senior grades (must be submitted directly from the high school)
    • A letter of recommendation from a counselor or teacher
    • Major in Psychology, with or without a concentration
    • Overall GPA and Psychology Major GPA of 3.0 or higher
    • Strong academic recommendations from two Psychology Department faculty
    • Submit a current resume detailing your relevant experience

Assumption is dedicated to providing a clear understanding of what your education will cost

We’ll help cut through the complexity of financing your education, ensuring you understand what you need, how to apply for aid, and what’s expected of you. You will be assigned a personal financial aid advisor who will guide you through the process and answer all of your financial aid-related questions.


Aaron T. Beck Institute for Cognitive Studies

The Institute attracts Cognitive Therapy practitioners from around the globe to present and attend workshops and lectures, and and enjoys support and involvement from Dr. Beck - internationally recognized as one of the founders of Cognitive Therapy.

Graduate Fellowships

Graduate Fellows are a highly select group of students who receive advanced training and mentoring in psychological research. The Fellowships include tuition waivers for 30 credits. Graduate Fellows work closely with a faculty mentor for two semesters on advanced psychological research.

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