Monroe carries 2 COAMFTE-accredited programs in marriage and family therapy, at master's and doctoral level. Below: the published record on graduates, and the federal figures for what the work pays nearby.
How are Monroe’s accredited MFT programs ranked?
The ranking of Monroe's accredited MFT programs rests on published outcomes above all, with transparency and accreditation standing behind them. That makes the score portable: the same figure appears on the Louisiana ranking, where the program sits in a longer list. Names link through to the evidence.
| # | Program | Level | Score | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | University of Louisiana at Monroe (MA) Scored 93.5 of 100, with 56.9 of 60 from a record covering 8 completed cohorts and 119 students. | Master's | 93.5 | Full record |
| 2 | University of Louisiana at Monroe (PhD) Scored 78.6 of 100, with 42 of 60 from a record covering 5 completed cohorts and 18 students. | Doctoral | 78.6 | Full record |
Common questions about MFT programs in Monroe
How many accredited MFT programs are there in Monroe?
The accredited MFT programs in Monroe number 2, covering master's and doctoral level. Accreditation here means COAMFTE, the sole programmatic accreditor in this field and the standard most boards assess a degree against.
What do marriage and family therapists earn in Monroe?
What the occupation pays in Monroe is not separately published. That state figure is used here as it stands, with its scope named, in preference to an estimate nobody could check.
Is a degree from Monroe enough to get licensed?
A degree is one requirement of several. The Louisiana board also sets supervised clinical hours to complete after graduation and requires a passing score on the national examination. Rules differ by state, so check with the board you intend to practice under, especially if that is not Louisiana.
Why do some programs in Monroe score lower than others?
Usually it means less has been published, not that less is taught. Scoring rests on disclosed cohort outcomes, so a thin published record sits below a full one. Each row says which of the two it is.
Where do these figures come from?
These figures come from three independent records rather than from one compiled list: the accreditor's directory, the programs' own outcome disclosures, and the federal wage survey. Keeping them separate is what makes each one checkable.