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Jan 10, 2009, 06:28 PM
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Member Since: Dec 2003
Location: Coram Deo
Posts: 35,474
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Liberty's good. I wonder why you wouldn't go to a college closer to your home though. They all cost about the same except for the big guns. Staying in your home State gives you a discount.
If you don't have the Christian education and want it, that's fine. I took some CEUs from Liberty after I moved back home to FL and had changed from education to counseling through two other schools. If you aren't used to being around Christians, if you aren't active in your home church and living cleanly, then attending Liberty will be doubly difficult. It can be exciting though. 
No matter where you go, don't believe everything they teach you.
Liberty's program will ALLOW you to seek licensure from your home State (wherever you plan to work.) It isn't a given, sanctioned by the APA. But it's coursework is accepted.
You can counsel until you fall asleep or die in the chair in your office in session.  I mean a ripe old age. (But if you're Christian, you know the rapture is about to occur any day so that won't matter?)
Liberty also has...oh what IS the current term ... online courses...you know. You would still have to attend and do the clinicals though.
Good wishes!
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