Outcomes

Graduates in clinical mental health counseling are prepared for rewarding careers that promote emotional well-being and personal growth across diverse communities. Counselors work in settings such as schools, hospitals, community agencies, private practice, and corporate wellness programs, helping individuals navigate life’s challenges. With growing awareness of mental health needs nationwide, professionals in this field enjoy strong career prospects and the opportunity to make a lasting, positive impact on people’s lives.

Graduates are prepared to pursue state licensure as professional counselors. The program’s CACREP-aligned curriculum and supervised clinical experiences provide the academic and practical foundation required for licensure eligibility in North Carolina and most other states, supporting a smooth transition into professional practice.