The Counseling Masters of Arts program is a 4-5 semester program that emphasizes a solid foundation in clinical theory and research, along with extensive training in clinical skills. Supervised fieldwork/practica are a required part of the program, including experience working directly with clients in Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS).<br><br>The program provides the educational requirements for the Marriage & Family Therapist (MFT) license in the state of California. Students will receive a minimum of 150 hours of supervised counseling experience, provided by a licensed professional.<br><br>The program is administered by a faculty committee which plans the curriculum, makes program policy, and selects students for admission. The chair of the committee, the Program Coordinator, serves as official advisor to all students in the program.