Students majoring in psychology are exposed to fundamental concepts that provide them with a solid foundation in the discipline. Development of critical thinking skills, and an understanding of research methodology and appreciation for diversity, are hallmarks of the undergraduate program.

The Master of Science in Clinical Professional Counseling at Loyola University Maryland educates and develops future graduate-level mental health counselors. Students are expertly trained in all of the necessary requirements to become Licensed Clinical Professional Counselors (LCPC or Professional Counselor) in the state of Maryland. And, with extensive in-house and externship training options, Loyola Clinical Professional Counseling students graduate well prepared to enter a career that is projected to add over 79,000 new jobs by 2029.

By employing a unique, service-oriented educational method, Loyola doctoral students are trained innovators and leaders capable of meeting the ever-changing demands of mental health service providers. The nationally ranked program adheres to the scholar-practitioner model of education which emphasizes the integration of a comprehensive knowledge base, appropriate attitudes, and clinical skills.