This program is designed for those who holds a Master’s degree in counseling or a accepted/related field may upon the completion of requirements for licensure and qualification for a Doctoral in Clinical Christian Counseling.

• Non-refundable enrollment fee
• Completion of Phase I & II
• Nine core courses-Phase III
• Clinical supervision
• Supervision
• Completion of 35 APS assessments,
• Written responses to 50 ethical questions posed by the NCCA Board,
• Eight advanced courses
• Completion of an open book 500 Question Exam on the Old Testament and New Testament,
• Written Thesis
• Matriculation fee.

Upon completion of Program Three, the candidate will the Doctorate degree in Clinical Christian Counseling, Advanced Certification in as a Licensed Clinical Pastoral Counselor, and appropriate Board Certification for selected specialty areas. Additionally, the candidate will receive a Professional Clinical Membership in the NCCA.

*NCCA Master’s and Doctorate programs listed are designed for individuals who have not previously completed any NCCA degree program. Please note that if a student completes an NCCA program of study and chooses to enroll in a second-degree program, additional program requirements will apply.