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Student Achievement Data

The MCFT program at Lewis & Clark is designed to prepare graduates for employment as marriage and family therapists working with individuals, couples, families, and groups from a systemic perspective.

Graduation and Completion Data

Each year approximately 35 students begin the 3-year, full time program. The table below shows what percentage of these students graduate and attain MFT licensure.

MCFT Program Student Achievement Data
Date of Initial COAMFTE Accreditation: 12/18/2008
Advertised Program Length: 3 Years
Maximum Time to Complete Program: 5 Years
Time After Graduation for MFT License in Oregon: at Least 3 Years
Cohort Year Students Entered Program	# Enrolled	% Graduated in 3 Years	% Graduated in 5 Years	Job Placement Rate	National Exam Pass Rate*	MFT Licensure Rate
2010-2011	14	85.7%	85.7%	100%	100.00%	100%
2011-2012	33	78.8%	85%	100%	100.00%	76.1%
2012-2013	37	91.9%	93%	93.8%	100%	53.3%
2013-2014	30	80%	80%	95.7%	100%	45.5%
2014-2015	39	87.2%	97%	93.1%	100%	In process
2015-2016	37	83.8%	87%	87.1%	100%	In process
2016-2017	37	78.4%	In process	93.3%	In process	In process
2017-2018	28	In process	In process	In process	In process	In process
2018-2019	42	In process	In process	In process	In process	In process
2019-2020	33	In process	In process	In process	In process	In process

*Students graduate in August. Employment report by end of December (i.e., employment within 4 months of graduation). Includes those who intentionally take a break.