In accordance with the U.S. Department of Education and the National Council for State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement (NC-SARA), Amridge University provides degree programs designed to prepare students for professional licensure.

The information provided will detail if a degree program “meets’ or “does not meet” the requirements for licensure in each state. While Amridge University strives to ensure the information is current and accurate, human error may occur, and state requirements may change or be updated without our knowledge. We recommend regularly checking your state’s licensure requirements throughout your studies to ensure ongoing eligibility.

Select a School from the list below. Once expanded, you’ll see a list of available licensure programs. Click on any program name to learn more about it.

Candidates must complete the degree, program, and/or coursework their chosen state requires. States also have licensing requirements beyond a program’s graduation requirements, including post-master’s supervised clinical experience, examination(s), background check, and application for a license. Professional licensure requirements vary by state. If you are considering an academic program that leads to professional licensure, we recommend you contact the appropriate licensing agency in your home state for information and guidance before starting a program outside your state.

Contact Information for Marriage and Family Therapy – Contact the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy provides a listing of state licensure boards by state on its website: AAMFT.org

Contact Information for Professional Counseling – Contact the National Board for Certified Counselors and Affiliates provides a listing of state licensure boards on its website: NBCC.org.

While Amridge University strives to ensure the information is current and accurate, human error may occur, and state requirements may change or be updated without our knowledge. We recommend regularly checking your state’s licensure requirements throughout your studies to ensure ongoing eligibility.

For more information, contact clinicals@amridgeuniversity.edu or 800.351.4040, extension 7802.

If you have a complaint and would like to contact the appropriate agency in the state where you reside, click on your state for the contact form, which is posted on the SARA website: Student Complaints | NC-SARA (nc-sara.org)