Masters in Psychology Programs in Michigan
(found programs from 18 schools)

Those who possess a master's degree in psychology in Michigan can become licensed counselors. They must first receive 3,000 hours of supervision (a limited license is required during the supervision period) and pass either the National Counselor Exam or the Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification Exam.

Michigan grants a limited license to those who hold a master's degree in psychology. Individuals practicing with a limited license must be supervised by a fully licensed psychologist, and they are not allowed to advertise themselves to the public as psychologists.

According to Indeed.com, the average salary for a master's level counselor in Michigan is around $42,000.

Michigan psychology master's programs to consider:

Central Michigan University in Mt. Pleasant describes itself as a large college that has maintained the intimacy of a small college. It offers an online program for students wanting to obtain a Master of Science in psychology and a brick-and-mortar program for those wishing to obtain a Master of Arts in psychology. The MA program focuses on organizational psychology, allowing graduates to branch out into the field of human resources.

The Michigan School of Professional Psychology is a small (150 student) graduate program for those interested in earning a Master of Arts in psychology or a PsyD. The school prides itself on providing multiple opportunities for both personal and professional growth.

Wayne State, in Detroit, has over 13 different colleges that educate a student body of over 32,000. The school offers well over a dozen master's programs in psychology and related fields such as rehabilitation counseling and genetic counseling.