Purdue University Northwest
Licensed Mental Health Counseling Track (LMHC Track)
Cost & earnings at Purdue University Northwest What students borrow here, and what they go on to earn
Psychology graduates earn a median $29,141 Across 1,390 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A 12‑credit hour licensure track for graduates who already hold Purdue University Northwest’s 51‑credit hour master’s in school counseling. It aligns with Indiana LMHC standards and focuses on clinical treatment modalities for diverse mental health recipients; best suited to school counseling graduates seeking the coursework needed to pursue the LMHC license.
What you'll study
The curriculum provides focused coursework to expand clinical counseling skills and introduces treatment modalities applicable across varied mental health populations. The program content is intended to supplement the existing 51‑credit master’s in school counseling rather than replace it.
Entry requirements
Intended for students who already hold Purdue University Northwest’s 51‑credit hour master’s degree in school counseling.
Career prospects
Completion of this track prepares graduates to pursue the educational components of Indiana’s LMHC licensing pathway by adding targeted clinical coursework and experience with treatment modalities for mental health clients. Specific employment outcomes or placement data are not provided on the source page.
Scholarships & funding angle (general)
Funding and scholarship opportunities are not detailed on the programme page. Prospective applicants should consult Purdue University Northwest’s graduate funding resources and financial aid office for scholarships, assistantships, or other support that may apply to post‑master’s licensure tracks.
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