Moody Bible Institute Reviews of Master's in Counseling

"I have had a great time with my studies so far at Moody. I feel like it is a great school. The only thing that they need to improve is the workload. I understand that it is a graduate degree program, but most students are full time workers as well so the work load for classes seems to be way to much."

"The professors, faculty, and staff are extremely qualified and dedicated to our education. They are more than willing to share their experiences and knowledge with the students so that we are able to gain better understanding what it's like in the field. The administration has also been more than willing to work with individual students to figure out financial aid each semester. Each semester, I have received a generous amount of aid so I can afford both the time and money to attend classes. The cons are difficulties of forming a community. As a commuter school, it is often difficult to form groups with students who have extensive commute."

"I've enjoyed the program so far and have developed quality fellowship with my fellow students. The professors are experienced and down to earth, which makes them more approachable and reliable."

"MBI-Moody Theological Seminary has a great MA Counseling Psychology program"

"One of the pros of my graduate studies at Moody Bible Institute (Moody Theological Seminary & Graduate School-Michigan) is the wealth of knowledge the professors share with the students. I am in awe of the experience and expertise of the Psychology professors at Moody. Another pro with the Counseling Psychology Program is the willingness of the professors to share their spiritual experiences with the stuidents, which enable us to glean from their walk with Christ as we continue on our personal journey with Christ as well. Another pro I feel is important with the MACP program is the assistance we receive from the Student Services Staff at MTS-Michigan which is great. Not only is the staff supportive and encouraging but they are also available to assist students with needs beyond academic needs. The one con I have concerning graduate school at MTS-Michigan is more financial aid should be made available to graduate students in the form of grants and scholarships, which would assist graduate students in minimizing the amount of student loan debt as we prepare for our chosen field of ministry."