Behavioral Health

JULY 18, 2025 - APPLICATION DUE DATE

Advisement for prospective students will take place throughout the year. All applicants must complete all requirements to be considered for admission. All items must be in the applicant’s file by July 18th. Early application submissions are encouraged.

This year, interviews will be conducted July 21 - August 1, 2025.

Program Requirements

• Must be 18 years of age by September 1.
  
  
• Negative result of 10-panel drug screen negative result is required.
  
  
• Maintain current health insurance coverage throughout the program.
  
  
• In accordance with Title 25, Texas Administrative Code §97.64, all Health Sciences students are required to have the following immunizations before they may engage in the course activities which will involve direct patient contact with potential exposure to blood or bodily fluids in educational and medical facilities.
  • Hepatitis B
  • Measles Mumps-Rubella – MMR
  • Varicella (Chickenpox)
  • Tetanus Diphtheria Pertussis – TDAP (expires after 10 years)
  • Bacterial Meningitis (if required, according to Texas Enrollment Requirements, as listed in the Midland College Catalog)\
• Clinical Affiliates require students to provide proof of the following, annually:
  • Influenza vaccine (seasonally (October 1- March 31
  • Tuberculosis screening (P.P.D. skin test or the QFT-Gold blood test is required. If there is a history of positive skin test, results of a current chest x-ray demonstrating clearance are required.)

Application Steps

Step 1

Apply to Midland College

MC Application

Step 2

Submit Transcripts to MC Registrar's Office

• High School Transcript or GED certificate - Submit an official High School transcript or GED certificate to the Midland College Registrar's Office.
  
  
• College Transcript(s) - Submit official transcripts of all colleges attended to the Midland College Registrar's Office.

Midland College Records
3600 N. Garfield
Midland, TX 79705

Step 3

Applicants MUST submit proof of health insurance and vaccines by application deadline.

Semester I (Fall)

Department/Number	Course Name
SCWK 1301	Ethics for Social Service Professionals
SCWK 1313	Introduction to Social Work
PMHS 1305	Mental Health Services Technician
PSYT 2331	Abnormal Psychology

Semester II (Spring)

Department/Number	Course Name
PSYT 2345	Principles of Behavior Management & Modification
PMHS 2266	Practicum I
PSYT 2345	Principles of Behavior Management & Modification
SOCI 1301	Introduction to Sociology
ENGL 1301	Composition I
HUMA	Humanities/Fine Arts

Semester III (Summer)

Department/Number	Course Name
PSYC 2314	Lifespan & Development
DAAC 1319	Intro to Substance Abuse Disorders

Semester IV (Fall)

Department/Number	Course Name
SCWK 2301	Assessment & Case Management
ENGL 1302	Crisis Intervention
DAAC 1311	Counseling Theories
PSYT 2335	Family Systems

Semester I (Spring)

Department/Number	Course Name
PMHS 2367	Practicum II
MATH 1342	Statistics
DAAC 2341	Counseling of Substance Use Disorders
PSYT 2301	Psychology of Group Dynamics
DAAC 1191	Special Topics: Diverse Populations

APPLY FOR GENERAL SCHOLARSHIPS THROUGH THE FINANCIAL AID PORTAL

FAFSA/Tafsa REQUIREMENT

The student's FAFSA or TAFSA application must be on file with MC Financial Aid to access the Financial Aid Portal and apply for scholarships.

If the student's FAFSA or TAFSA application is not on file with MC Financial Aid, the student needs to complete the FAFSA OR TAFSA application, and once processed, will have access to complete the general scholarship application.

FAFSA Application

PLEASE NOTE: Completion of Midland College degrees and/or certificates does not guarantee eligibility to take a certification/registry/licensure examination. The eligibility of each person is determined on an individual basis by the regulatory body of the specific discipline. If you have a conviction of a crime other than a minor traffic violation, physical or mental disability/illness, hospitalization/treatment for chemical dependency within the past five years, current intemperate use of drugs or alcohol or a previous denial of a licensure or action by a licensing authority, you will need to contact the specific regulatory body for an individual ruling. Some programs require a criminal background check and urine and drug screen.

Licensing body for this program: National Career Certification Board