The B.S. in Applied Psychology with an emphasis in Clinical Counseling includes human development, personal and social interactions, and behavioral analysis and patterns, as well as five graduate-level courses specific to clinical counseling. The clinical counseling courses count toward the Bachelor of Science in Applied Psychology degree requirements and may be applied toward CCU's Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, upon application and acceptance to the master's in Counseling program. With successful completion of the B.S. in Applied Psychology with an emphasis in Clinical Counseling, only 48 credit hours of the 60 required credit hours remain to complete a master's degree in Counseling.
Financial aid may be available for those who qualify.
Colorado Christian University offers over 80 undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate degree program options – 100% online. All courses incorporate a Christ-centered worldview that has been a cornerstone of the University for more than a century. More than 7,000 students are currently enrolled in CCU’s online classes designed specifically for adult learners. CCU provides adult students with options for accelerated degree completion, including flexible transfer credit policies and opportunities to earn credit for life experience.