For further information on nursing programs, including clarification on states where no determination has been made, prospective students may contact
Dr. Tracy Arnold, Director of the Hunt School of NursingGardner-Webb UniversityPO Box 997Boiling Springs, NC 28017[email protected](704) 406-4359
For further information on the Department of Physician Assistant Studies, including clarification on states where no determination has been made, prospective students may contact the Program Director
Ashley B. Kernicky, MPAS, PA-CInterim DirectorDepartment of Physician Assistant StudiesGardner-Webb UniversityPO Box 997 Boiling Springs, NC 28017[email protected](704) 406-2480
Click here for state by state contact information for the appropriate state agencies for all nursing programs.
Click here for state by state contact information for the appropriate state agencies for all physician assistant programs.
The Master of Arts in School Counseling program is designed to meet State educational requirements for licensure for the State of North Carolina. Because licensure requirements often change, the University has not made a determination of the extent to which its program meets State educational requirements for licensure in other states, and this webpage will be updated accordingly. For prospective students from states outside of North Carolina or who wish to practice in another state, the University will make that determination prior to a student’s enrollment.
In many cases, the University can provide the instruction needed by these states as additional courses. The student should contact:
Dr. David Carscaddon, Director of the School of Psychological Science and Counselor EducationGardner-Webb UniversityPO Box 7318[email protected](704) 406-4437
The Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling program is designed to meet State educational requirements for licensure for the State of North Carolina. The chart indicates those other states where the Gardner-Webb curriculum fully meets State educational requirements for licensure, where the curriculum does not meet the criteria, and those where no determination has been made. For states where the curriculum does not meet state criteria, the University can often provide the instruction needed. For prospective students from states outside of North Carolina or who wish to practice in another state, the University will make that determination prior to a student’s enrollment.
Click here for state by State contact information and additional information on state licensure/certification
