cCan you help me with these questions?

what CMH or MCF stand for?

1. What is the official name of the final credential to pursue in PENSYLVANIA? Does Pennsylvania provide the license/certification you hoping to pursue?

2. What, if any, are the various 'levels' of certification/licensure that Pennsylvania provides (e.g., is there an intermediary/transitional level between when you graduate and when you fully licensed?)?

3 - What license will you initially be easy to pursue?

4. In a side-by-side chart, list the educational requirements for licensure or certification from Pennsylvania (usually listed as topics such as Human Development etc.) and match them with the Messiah University Course from your Plan of Study that will fulfill this requirement.

5. What are Pennsylvania's practicum and internship requirements (before you graduate) for the certification/license you would like to pursue (how many, what type of hours, what type of supervision, what do you need to document, etc.)?

6. What are Pennsylvania's post-graduate supervised clinical experience requirements (including what type of experience, how many hours, how many years, supervision guidelines- how many hours of supervision and who can supervise you? etc.)

7. What is Pennsylvania's licensure/certification exam(s) requirements (what exam? When can you take it?)

8. How and when to apply for certification/license?

9. How does Pennsylvania ensure the moral/ethical characteristics of certification/licensure applicants (character references etc.)? What criminal or other charges may prevent you from obtaining a credential in Pennsylvania? Any other information that you find to be relevant when you do your research (prepare thoroughly now; be happy later