Johnson University is excited to announce that its Master of Arts in Counseling program has received reaffirmation of accreditation from the Council for the Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP), with approval extended through 2034. After a thorough assessment, the Board confirmed that the program meets the organization’s rigorous standards, reaffirming Johnson University’s place among institutions dedicated to high-quality counselor education. The recognition highlights the program’s academic quality, emphasis on clinical experience, engaged faculty, and its commitment to preparing capable and ethical counseling professionals.
CACREP accreditation is considered a key benchmark within the counseling field. This continued recognition affirms that Johnson University’s program aligns with national expectations in areas such as curriculum design, supervised clinical training, faculty expertise, and student support.
The university expressed appreciation to the many students, faculty members, staff, and alumni who contributed to the review process. Their involvement and professionalism played an important role in achieving this outcome. University leadership shared that the reaffirmation reflects a collective dedication to strong clinical preparation and a mission-centered approach to counseling education, integrating professional excellence with a commitment to serving others.
Johnson University’s Master of Arts in Counseling program is designed to equip graduates with the knowledge, practical skills, and professional identity needed to effectively support the many struggling people, families, and communities in need of excellent care.