Deliver Transformational Care as a Licensed Professional Counselor
Earn your Master of Science in Professional Counseling degree from Wisconsin Lutheran College and provide compassionate and ethical care in mental health settings.
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A One-of-a-Kind
Learning Experience
Request more information about WLC’s Professional Counseling master’s program
At Wisconsin Lutheran College, you’ll be prepared for life’s critical moments, ready to step into your unique purpose. Our nationally ranked Christian college experience provides you with a robust liberal arts education, offering a professional and meaningful advantage in today’s workplace. We’ll deliver an academic and faith experience that activates your potential.
About Wisconsin Lutheran College
Dedicated to your success from day one
Our faculty and advisors make sure the academic path to your degree is efficient and rewarding. You’ll learn in small classes with experienced instructors and peers dedicated to your success. It’s learning that lifts you up.
A community rooted in faith
Our expert faculty and staff are accessible and involved, caring deeply for our students and serving as Christian mentors. It’s one more way we'll help you become a confident, compassionate servant leader, and lifelong learner.
You can help transform lives
When people are struggling with their mental health, a caring, professional counselor can be transformational. In our Professional Counseling program, you'll learn to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios, use evidence-based techniques, strategize effective interventions, and advocate for healing - motivated by God's love for all people.
A master’s or doctoral degree is required to become a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). Our 60-credit program is designed to help you obtain your license and can be completed in 21 months on our Milwaukee campus!
At WLC, you'll become a transformational servant leader through inspirational motivation and intellectual stimulation:
- engaging in critical thinking, curiosity, and expansive and reflective growth,
- loving others, motivated by God's grace for all people, and
- attending to the pain and beauty in the lives of self and others.
Program details:
+ Curriculum aligned with Wisconsin licensed professional counselor (LPC) state licensure exam requirements
+ 60 credits
+ 1-2 days on campus per week over 21 months
+ Facilitated practicum and internship opportunities
+ Cohort model
When you complete this graduate degree program you'll have gained:
+ Master of Science in Professional Counseling degree
+ Hands-on experience working with clients
+ Knowledge and skills needed to sit for your Wisconsin licensure exam
Take the next step toward delivering transformational, ethical care to people in your community. Request information about our Professional Counselor graduate degree program.
