Iowa Admin. Code r. 645-31.5 - Educational qualifications for marital and family therapists
The applicant must complete the required semester credit
hours, or equivalent quarter hours, of graduate level coursework in each of the
content areas identified in subrule 31.5(2); no
(1)
Accredited
program. Applicants must present with the application an official
transcript verifying completion of a master's degree of 60 semester hours (or
80 quarter hours or equivalent) or a doctoral degree in marital and family
therapy from a program accredited by the COAMFTE from a college or university
accredited by an agency recognized by the United States Department of
Education. Applicants who entered a program of study prior to July 1, 2010,
must present with the application an official transcript verifying completion
of a master's degree of 45 semester hours or the equivalent; or
(2)
Content-equivalent
program. Applicants must present an official transcript verifying
completion of a master's degree of 60 semester hours (or 80 quarter hours or
equivalent) or a doctoral degree in marital and family therapy, behavioral
science, or a counseling-related field from a college or university accredited
by an agency recognized by the United States Department of Education, which is
content-equivalent to a graduate degree in marital and family therapy.
Applicants who entered a program of study prior to July 1, 2010, must present
with the application an official transcript verifying completion of a master's
degree of 45 semester hours or the equivalent. Graduates from
non-COAMFTE-accredited marital and family therapy programs shall provide an
equivalency evaluation of the graduates' educational credentials by the CCE ,
website
cce-global.org.
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