Seeking... Licensed Christian counselors or professionals at faith-based graduate institution We are looking for those who can help prospective students understand what Christian counseling actually is at the master's level and why affordability is helpful to consider 1. Is a master's degree in Christian counseling actually worth the investment? And what doors does it open professionally that a certificate or bachelor's-level credential simply cannot? 2. Can you actually make a living as a Christian counselor after graduation? 3. When you're comparing tuition costs across master's programs, what hidden expenses caught you off guard that made a "cheap" program suddenly not so affordable? 4. How do you know if the master's degree you're earning online will actually qualify you to sit for a counseling licensure exam in your state? 5. What questions should you be asking admissions offices before you enroll in an affordable online Christian counseling master's degree?