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Make a greater impact on students’ lives or the lives of those in your community with a Master of Science in Education.
BVU’s M.S.Ed., Professional School Counseling equips you to become an advocate and advisor for elementary through high school students. Professional school counselors promote growth, enhance learning, and contribute to student success.
As the first program of its size to gain CACREP accreditation in Iowa, graduates with a flexible two-year online M.S.Ed., Clinical Mental Health Counseling pursue a variety of positions at mental health agencies, college campuses, or in private practice. Our program prepares you to address the growing need for accessible, professional mental health services.
BVU M.S.Ed. programs offer just the right mix of online coursework, one weeknight virtual class, and a four-day, in-person summer residency. No matter how you learn, you’ll get the training you need to your next career step possible.
Whichever path you choose, at BVU you’ll be supported by expert faculty and staff. From start to finish, your student success specialist, advisor, and financial specialist are here to help you chart your academic journey, plan your class schedule, and make sure your coursework is on track with your career goals.
Term Start Dates
July |
Advance your skills without pausing your life.
As a leader in online education for more than 15 years, our graduate programs are designed to align with your needs. Our eight-week terms with one virtual night class per week make it easy to focus on your coursework alongside your career.
Your Impact as a School Counselor
Learn more about a BVU master's degree from our Program Director for Professional School Counseling. Our dedicated faculty and staff are here to help you succeed.
Meet the Professor
Learn more about BVU’s M.S.Ed. Clinical Mental Health Counseling or Professional School Counseling program in a virtual info session with a member of our core counseling faculty. We’re fully invested in your success.
BVU instructors are so supportive. They’ve all given me great feedback and challenged me to promote my growth in the counseling world.
Alaina Ellington ’17 , M.S.Ed. ‘21