California Baptist University’s Master of Science in Counseling Psychology (MSCP) degree program is designed to prepare students to enter the field of either marriage and family therapy or professional clinical counseling with a firm understanding of marriage and family therapy and clinical counseling from a distinctly Christian worldview. Catering to a diverse range of professional and personal goals, the MSCP program offers a curriculum that academically prepares students for Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) licensure, as well as additional optional coursework to meet the Professional Clinical Counselor (PCC) licensure coursework requirements. In order to satisfy the academic requirements for the Professional Clinical Counselor (PCC) license, the student must complete the Counseling Psychology (MFT) program courses and the additional Professional Clinical Counselor courses.

CBU’s MSCP program is offered in both online and on-campus delivery options. Concentrations in forensic psychology and the dual degree with the Master of Arts in Counseling Ministry are only available with on-campus delivery. The PCC concentration is available to online delivery students residing in California and those selecting on-campus delivery.