CMA 601   Integration of Theology and Psychology, 3 credits
CMA 602   Lifespan and Development, 3 credits
CMA 603   Comparative Personality Theory, 3 credits
CMA 604   Clinical assessment and Diagnosis, 3 credits
CMA 605   Law and Ethics, 3 credits
CMA 606   Multi-Cultural Counseling, 3 credits
CMA 607   Dependency and Addiction, 3 credits
CMA 608   Counseling Skills and Procedures, 3 credits
CMA 609   Family Systems Theory, 3 credits
CMA 610   Child Counseling Theory, 3 credits
CMA 611   Theory of Group Counseling, 3 credits
CMA 612   Counseling Practicum,  3 credits

Applicants to the Master of Arts program in Counseling must have completed a Bachelor of Arts degree from an institution accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. Official transcripts must be on file before the college will offer any credit for classes. Beyond this minimum requirement, acceptance to our program is competitive and based on the following: college grades (a minimum 2.75 GPA is required except by appeal); a letter stating reasons for the applicant's interest in Perelandra College; a biography of about 250 words; two letters of reference regarding the applicant's character; and a 200 word description of the applicant’s counseling or care-giving involvement.  

For course descriptions, see the college catalog.

For questions regarding the requirements or admission procedures contact:
Charlie Gregg, chaslan51@msn.com