If you are studying psychology, social work, counseling, sociology, criminal justice, or another human services field, you may be eligible to receive significant student loan forgiveness while launching your career in behavioral health.

 

The Lycoming-Clinton Workforce Development supports students who want to build meaningful careers helping others. Selected students join a professional cohort, receive career connections with local behavioral health providers, and qualify for student loan forgiveness after graduation in exchange for two years of full-time employment with a participating provider in Lycoming or Clinton County.

 

If you are passionate about working in behavioral health and want support as you start your career, complete the application below to be considered for the program cohort.