Deliver transformational care as a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Wisconsin.
Pursue a Master of Science in Professional Counseling degree at Wisconsin Lutheran College, where you'll be equipped to provide transformational, compassionate, and ethical care within diverse mental health settings. This program prepares you to become a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the state of Wisconsin by combining rigorous academics with a Christ-motivated approach to serving others.
Program Highlights:
- 60 Credits: Tailored to meet Wisconsin state licensure requirements.
- Relational Learning: Classes held 1-2 days per week over 21 months on WLC’s Milwaukee campus.
- Real-World Experience: Engage in practicum and internship opportunities to build hands-on skills.
- Cohort Model: Learn alongside peers in a supportive, collaborative environment.
Why Choose WLC?
At Wisconsin Lutheran College, you’ll experience personalized education in small classes led by dedicated faculty. Our Christian values inspire a community where you’ll develop as both a professional and a servant leader, ready to make a transformational impact.
Take the Next Step
Transform lives with your care. Request more information about WLC’s Professional Counseling program and how it can help you achieve your goals.
EXPLORE COURSE OFFERINGS AND PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
Curriculum Sequence
This course rotation is tentative and subject to change.
Currently, Year One classes are scheduled to be held on campus on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 12:30 - 4:30 p.m. during the fall and spring terms. Classes will be held for six hours on Tuesdays during the summer term and J Term. Year Two classes are scheduled to be held on campus on Tuesdays, from 10:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
YEAR ONE – Fall Term
- Lifespan Development
- Counseling Theories
- Foundations of and Orientation to Counseling Profession
- Professional, Ethical, and Legal Issues
YEAR ONE - J Term
- Counseling Skills and Strategies
YEAR ONE - Spring Term
- Theory and Practice of Assessment
- Treatment Planning and Intervention
- Models and Application of Christian Integration
- Clinical Psychopathology and Diagnosis
YEAR ONE – Summer Term
- Practicum
- Social and Cultural Foundations of Counseling
- Dual Diagnosis & Addiction Counseling
- Elective
YEAR TWO – Fall Term
- Foundations of Marriage and Family Counseling
- Methods and Evaluation of Research
- Internship I
YEAR TWO – J Term
- Crisis and Trauma Informed Practices
YEAR TWO – Spring Term
- Career and Vocational Development
- Theory and Practice of Group Counseling
- Internship II