The field of counseling is deeply rooted in the principles of psychology. The Counseling Psychology degree program offers a comprehensive curriculum, combining foundational psychology courses with specialized counseling coursework to prepare students for careers in counseling, psychology, human services, and select areas of ministry. This degree also serves as an excellent pathway for students planning to pursue advanced graduate studies in counseling or marriage and family therapy. A counseling psychology bachelor’s degree can be the first step toward an advanced degree, such as a master’s degree in social work, or a valuable entry point for a career in business or health services. Students can specialize according to their interests with a choice of electives, which are summarized in our undergraduate catalog.