About Clinical Mental Health Counseling, M.s. in Georgia State University
In our Clinical Mental Health Counseling, M.S. program you will collaborate and consult with other mental health professionals to take the next steps in your career as a mental health counselor.
This Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP) accredited master's degree meets the educational requirements for professional licensure as a counselor and prepares you to work with people across the lifespan in individual, couples and group settings.
You will gain a comprehensive understanding of:
- psychological and emotional wellness
- professional and ethical practices
- social and cultural diversity
- social justice and advocacy
- human growth and development
- counseling theories, interventions and best practices
- career development
- assessment, research and program evaluation
- and more
Your program culminates in a three-semester practicum-internship. In that experience, you will work with clients in community settings to resolve their challenges.
Academic qualification equivalents
- Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree
English language requirements
Georgia State University Highlights
Type |
Public |
Establishment Year |
1913 |
Location |
Atlanta, Georgia |
Campus Setting |
Urban |
Application Mode |
Online portal |
Acceptance Rate |
76% |
Student Retention Rate |
82% |
Graduation Rate |
55% |
Number of Schools |
10 |
Total Enrollment |
54,000+ |
Total International Students |
3,000+ |
Academic Calendar |
Semester-based |
Student-Faculty Ratio |
26:1 |
Financial Aid |
Scholarships, grants, and bursaries |
Admission Helpdesk |
admissions@gsu.edu
404-413-2500 |
Georgia State University Cost of Living
Other costs to consider before applying to Georgia State University for the forthcoming academic year include the following:
Type of Expenditure |
Cost (In USD) |
Room and Board |
8,868 |
Books and Supplies |
1,228 |
Meals |
6,426 |
Transportation |
1,364 |
Personal Expenses |
2,183 |