Graduates of the MSCC program have gone on to successfully serve in counseling roles as pastors, missionaries, school counselors, social workers, youth workers, small group specialists, campus student-development directors, human resource and employment assistance counselors, chaplains and therapists. Many of our graduates also pursue post-graduate certificates and doctoral degrees.

One of the most enriching elements of our program is the diversity of the student body. Such diversity provides students with the opportunity to learn and grow from multiple perspectives.

• Age and Career Diversity - The majority of our students enter the program in mid life, already having a wealth of life experiences.  Most are employed full-time in  professions ranging from education, church and para-church ministries to medicine, law, social work, corrections, human resources and business.

• Gender and Cultural Diversity - At any given time, our student body is composed of area, national and international students (one-third male, two-thirds female) who represent every major ethnic group and numerous cultures from around the world.

• Church Diversity - Students in our program come from a variety of church backgrounds including Baptist, Presbyterian, Charismatic, Methodist and Independent.  They are evangelical in their doctrine and committed to integrating their faith and professions.

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