
Online Counseling Programs
Turn your passion into your profession.
Online Counseling Programs


Why earn an online counseling degree?
Why choose Bradley for your online counseling degree?
At Bradley University, we understand that traditional, campus-based learning isn’t always an option for busy professionals. That’s why we’ve designed our online counseling program to provide a convenient and supportive way for you to pursue your passion and advance your expertise — on a flexible schedule.
Discover our cutting-edge approach.
The expert clinicians and experienced counselors who teach our counseling program online routinely update course content to ensure you receive more than a top-notch education — you gain the valuable skills you need to help others. But that’s not all that sets us apart. We also teach how counseling directly affects brain function through a groundbreaking approach called neurocounseling. Study with us, and you can learn the innovative neurocounseling techniques and neuroscientific methods of treatment that can help you transform futures — starting with your own.
Enjoy our dynamic online learning environment.
As an online student, you can benefit from an innovative learning environment that is highly immersive and extremely collaborative. You’ll join a rich culture of collaboration, support and shared values — one that can challenge you to grow personally and professionally.
Benefit from our CACREP-accredited program.
We have designed an online delivery of the equivalent academic curriculum we offer to our campus-based students in compliance with the standards of the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP).

With our online counseling degree you can:
- Complete coursework online.
- Explore the groundbreaking practice of neurocounseling.
- Take part in two virtual residencies.
- Complete practicum and internships locally.
- Prepare for the National Counselor Exam.
- Choose your site supervisor (with approval).
- Graduate with a direct path to licensure.
- Continue to work while you earn your degree.