Bachelor of Arts/MA in Mental Health Counseling in Boston United States | Suffolk University

You're intrigued by human behavior and considering psychology as your undergraduate major. A psychology degree offers strong foundations for diverse career paths. For those certain about pursuing mental health counseling, Suffolk's accelerated bachelor's/master's program lets you start graduate coursework earlier. Direct patient care requires a graduate degree. Our combined program includes two graduate courses during your senior year, enabling completion of both degrees in six years while reducing tuition costs and eliminating the GRE requirement. Graduate studies will expand upon your undergraduate knowledge, equipping you with clinical skills to evaluate, diagnose, and assist clients with various mental health concerns. Beginning graduate work early allows you to acclimate to faculty and coursework ahead of schedule, smoothing your transition to advanced studies.