Master's Degree Program
The mission of the Kansas State University's master's program in couple and family therapy is to provide the academic, clinical and professional training necessary for graduates to be successful clinicians in a variety of mental health settings. Our goal is to develop clinicians who embrace diversity, value and integrate research into practice, and, if desired, are prepared to pursue a doctoral education.
Application Deadline
December 1st for the following Fall admission
Interview Date
To be determined
Master's Cohort Representatives
If you are interested in learning more about the program or the student experience from current students, feel free to reach out to the cohort representatives.
Karsen Davis (1st Year) karsen5@k-state.edu
Betsy Pendleton (2nd Year) bpendleton@k-state.edu
Master's Program Cohorts
Program Diversity
At Kansas State University, the CFT faculty and students strive to work together to create a program climate that:
- is safe
- is respectful
- is supportive
- values and affirms diversity
- is non-discriminatory
- is positive and empowering
Accordingly, we seek to recruit a diverse student body each year and are also working to enhance the diversity of the clinical supervisors in the CFT program.
In accordance with COAMFTE standards, the following tables provide a snapshot of the racial and cultural diversity of the CFT faculty, supervisors and student body:
