Psychology Community/Clinical Degree

Walsh University is a Catholic university in North Canton, Ohio, with an academic mission centered on developing leaders who serve others. Students can choose from more than 60 majors across undergraduate programs, along with graduate and online adult accelerated degree programs. Small class sizes support direct engagement with instructors, while hands-on experiential learning, internships, interdisciplinary institutes, and global learning programs connect study with professional and community experience.

International students join a university community that includes students from 35 countries and 42 U.S. states. Campus life includes clubs, organizations, Campus Ministry, and NCAA Division II athletics, giving students ways to build relationships beyond the classroom. Mass and other faith-based activities are part of campus life, reflecting Walsh's Catholic identity. The university also maintains an alumni network with graduates working and contributing in communities around the world.

Students considering Walsh should know that financial aid is a significant part of the university's affordability approach, with 98% of students receiving some form of financial scholarship or aid. The campus offers opportunities to meet with Admissions, tour the university, and take part in activities such as student organizations, athletics, career events, and community programs. Walsh supports students preparing for work and continued contribution to their communities after graduation.

This program prepares students for graduate studies and licensure as counselors or psychologists, focusing on treating mental and behavioral health issues and developing prevention or wellness programs. It emphasizes preparation for graduate studies and offers experiential learning through internships. Courses explore psychoanalytical, behavioral, humanistic, and bio-psychological perspectives, alongside topics like gender, addictions, culture, human sexuality, and child and adolescent development.

Focus areas include gender, addictions, culture, human sexuality, child and adolescent development.

Graduates may enter roles such as Case Manager, Behavioral Interventionist, Psychiatric Aide, or Prevention Specialist.

For international students, tuition is around the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 78% of applicants.