Explore Our Counseling and Psychology Programs
On campus - online - hybrid evening/online: these are all options at PAU for students to earn a degree from PAU and get started in their dream job. Faculty at PAU are dedicated to bringing learning beyond the classroom and creating a productive educational community dedicated to improving lives.
Student Life: More than 20 student organizations to get involved with- everything from running to wellness- there’s a group for everyone.
Cohort Model: Many programs at PAU follow a cohort model, meaning students journey through their program together, taking a pre-determined set of courses while completing the program. All of the courses are relevant to students’ program of study and class registration is guaranteed in their program.
Financial Success: Financial Aid advisors help students one-on-one to provide tools and resources students need to complete their chosen program. PAU students also don’t worry about tuition hikes because after enrollment at PAU, tuition is guaranteed not to rise during the course of study.
Engaging Minds, Improving Lives: With more than 25 PAU research groups and many partnerships with global mental health organizations- students have the opportunity to focus their study on areas like trauma, PTSD, psychology and the law, psychology and social action, and many more areas of study.
Academic Programs
Undergraduate Programs
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Name of Program |
Minimum Level of Education for Entry |
Average Time for Completion |
Locations |
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84 quarter units of transferable coursework from a regionally accredited university or community college. |
2 years |
De Anza College and Online |
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84 quarter units of transferable coursework from a regionally accredited university or community college. |
2 Years |
De Anza College and Online |
Graduate Programs
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Name of Program |
Minimum Level of Education for Entry |
Average Time for Completion |
Locations |
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MA in Counseling (Marriage, Family, Child or Clinical Mental Health emphases) |
Bachelor’s degree in any field from a regionally accredited university, or the equivalent international degree (evaluated by WES) |
2 years, 3 months |
Palo Alto, Los Altos, or Online |
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Bachelor’s degree in any field from a regionally accredited university, or the equivalent international degree (evaluated by WES) |
2 years |
Online |
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Bachelor's Degree |
5 years |
Palo Alto/Los Altos |
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Bachelor's Degree |
5 years |
Palo Alto/Los Altos and Stanford |
* Includes culmination of both degrees, (pre-doctoral internship and dissertation); does not include BA Exam or Clinical Licensure
Learn more about the difference between the Psy.D. PGSP-Stanford Consortium and Ph.D. Clinical Psychology program.
Financial Aid is available for PAU students that are eligible.
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$40,960 for 92 units |