The mental health counseling master's program at Wayne State College is among the lowest priced in the nation.
Mental Health Counseling Master's Program
Counselors help people make decisions and take action in their lives. The clinical mental health counseling master's degree program will prepare you to earn your license to provide counseling services in public or private counseling agencies or in a private practice. You'll learn to collaborate with others for the benefit of self, school, community, and the profession through counseling, social justice, and advocacy.
Counseling Licensure
The mental health counseling master's program at Wayne State College will help you on your way to applying for a professional license in Nebraska, Iowa, or another state. Getting licensed often requires several hours of coursework and internships. You'll need to check with each state's individual licensing requirements in order to successfully obtain your license.

Fast Facts
Degrees offered: MSE
Hours required: 60
Delivery Method: Hybrid. Some courses are online, some are face-to-face. You also have the option of taking your 36 counseling foundation courses through the Core Counseling Cohort, a small class that meets five Saturdays per semester.
School: Education and Behavioral Sciences
Department: Counseling
Accreditation: The Council for Accreditaion of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP)
2019-20 Counseling Outcomes Report
Questions? Contact:
School of Education and Counseling
Brandenburg Education Building, Room 140
Phone: 402-375-7389
Recognized for Excellence
Wayne State's master's in counseling programs are nationally ranked and recognized for incredible value, successful graduates, and innovative learning.

No. 1 in Nebraska;
No. 5 in the Midwest
Most Affordable Master's in Counseling, 2017-18
Best Counseling Degrees

Most Affordable Master's in Counseling, 2017-18
No. 1 in Nebraska;
No. 5 in the Midwest
Best Counseling Degrees
BestCounselingDegrees.com ranked Wayne State College at No. 5 in the Midwest for most affordable master’s degree in counseling. More than 100 graduate schools from the following states were considered: North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio. Programs had to meet rigorous criteria to become accredited and were also ranked based on average tuition.