Aspect: Focus, PsyD: Clinical practice, PhD: Research ; Aspect: Acceptance rate, PsyD: About 40%, PhD: About 13% ; Aspect: Financial aid, PsyD: 20% get aid, PhD: 84% get aid
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Philadelphia Campus ; APA-accredited · Highly credentialed program faculty · Multicultural focus · Coursework in specialized areas · Can be completed in five years
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Over 40 students and many faculty from the PsyD in Clinical Psychology program at Antioch University’s Seattle campus participated in this year’s American Psychological Association Conference. Over August 7-10, 2024, these Antiochians joined over 10,000 other attendees from around the world. The large contingent was partially enabled because the conference was held in Seattle this year, relatively close to the Seattle campus. PsyD students, faculty, and alumni gave numerous poster presentati...
What are the benefits of getting an online psychology degree in California? ; A psychology degree opens doors to endless career opportunities, including pathways to a license-based practice such as that of licensed therapists if you pursue graduate studies. ; You can earn an average annual salary of more than $64,000 as a licensed therapist in California to more than $100,000 as a school psychologist. ; Pursuing a psychology degree online gives you flexibility and convenience, allowing you to juggle work, personal life, and studies.
Dates:, Fridays, September 6, 2024 – June 20, 2025 ; Time:, 12:00pm – 01:30pm ; Sessions:, 35 Sessions ; Location:, Online via Zoom ; Program Fee:, $ 1,450.00 General Admission $ 1,305.00 SFCP Members $ 1,087.50 University Students and Trainees* *If you are a university student, in a pre-licensure clinical training program, or in a residency program, please email [email protected] to register and include proof of eligibility (a valid ID from your university or training program). Readers are not included in the program fee. For details, please refer to the Readers Fee information below. ; CME/CE:, Part I of this program has been approved for a maximum of 25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ for an additional fee. Part II of this program has been approved for a maximum of 25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ for an additional fee. The CME/CE credits fee is $10 per credit for SFCP members or $15 per credit for non-SFCP members. The cost of CME/CE credits is separate from the tuition fee and billed individually upon the request for credits at the end of the program.
early psychosis intervention and care coordination Nani Jenson, PsyD Psychologist, PSR Clinical Supervisor Specialties: Grief, trauma, substance use, justice, and forensic psychology Emily...
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