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Clinical/Counseling Psychology Accreditation

The Master of Science in Clinical/Counseling Psychology is accredited by the Masters in Psychology and Counseling Accreditation Council (MPCAC) through December 31, 2026. 

Academic Year Number of Applicants Number Admitted Number Enrolled Number Graduated
2019-2020 37 23 17 7
2020-2021 51 24 23 15
2021-2022 45 20 18 20
2022-2023 49 23 17 16
2023-2024 45 24 18 15

 

Annual Summary Data from Post Master’s Supervisors and Employers

On an annual basis, the Master of Science in Clinical/Counseling Program collects data that evaluates graduate competency across 11 clinical dimensions.  The data collected via this survey is used to better inform our program’s academic and training practices by evaluating how our graduates are performing in professional and clinical settings upon completion of the degree.

11 Dimensions:

  1. Diagnosis
  2. Assessment of Client Problems
  3. Assessment of Treatment Outcomes
  4. Case Conceptualization
  5. Treatment Planning
  6. Development of Therapeutic Alliance
  7. Counseling Techniques and Intervention
  8. Use of Evidence-Based Practices
  9. Effective Use of Supervision
  10. Working with a multi-disciplinary team
  11. Effective Work with Diverse Populations

Based on feedback received, recent graduates from our program continue to be identified as average or above-average across the 11 dimensions.  Feedback from this survey tells us that clinical competencies and training outcomes set for the program are relevant and still being applied post-academic training. 

University stakeholders can view the full report upon request.  Please contact the Director, Dr. Nichelle Jackson-Gause, at csumsp@clayton.edu to request the report.