Michigan School of Psychology (MSP) offers a unique full-time intensive Masters program that allows you to graduate in just 11 months with the clinical skills and credentials to become a limited licensed psychologist in the state of Michigan. Flexible enrollment options are also available if you need a part-time program that allows you to work while you learn.
The 48 credit hour MA degree combines coursework with a 500 hour practicum; integrating academic theory and scientific research with clinical practice.
Our experienced and engaged faculty serve as role models, guiding you through your academic and professional development. MSP’s degree programs are in person, allowing you to build personal and professional relationships that enhance your learning experience and last a lifetime.
The curriculum challenges students to integrate core knowledge of psychology with emerging clinical skills and attitudes. The program bridges traditional and applied programs by emphasizing psychological theories and concepts, personal experience, clinical training, and research. The instructional format is interactive and combines a variety of teaching methods.
As a graduate of MSP’s MA program, you can pursue a variety of career paths as a psychotherapist in mental health settings. These include private and group practice, mental health, hospitals, schools, and substance abuse clinics, and crisis treatment facilities.
Our alumni often are actively engaged in social advocacy through work in community mental health.
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MSP seeks individuals with strong interpersonal skills, self-awareness, desire for personal growth and readiness for the rigors of graduate study in an environment that embraces diversity and inclusion. Applicant credentials are evaluated on the basis of all information gathered in the admission process.
Education and training at MSP aligns with the parameters set forth by the State of Michigan Board of Psychology. Requirements for licensure may be obtained from the Michigan Board of Psychology’s website.
MA graduates are eligible for licensure as Temporary Limited Licensed Psychologists (TLLP) in the State of Michigan. In Michigan, LLP licensing requirements include 2,000 postgraduate hours of supervised clinical experience and passing the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP) licensing exam. Applicants for licensure also are required to complete a criminal background check and answer additional questions relevant to eligibility for professional practice in psychotherapy.
It is incumbent upon students to research the requirements of other states in which they may wish to practice as each state has its own licensing policies and requirements.
If you have additional questions or prefer to speak to someone in person, feel free to reach out to our Admissions Coordinator Kinsey Tekiele at 248-476-1122 or [email protected].
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