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Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) In Clinical Psychology ProgramStudent Admissions, Outcomes, and Other DataAdmissionsAdmissions Year: 2010 LicensureMSPP is listed as a Designated Program in Clinical Psychology by the Council for the National Register of Health Service Providers, and graduates are eligible for inclusion in the National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology. Graduates meet the educational requirements for licensure in Massachusetts and health service provider certification of the Board of Registration of Psychologists in Massachusetts. Graduates are eligible to sit for the licensing examination following completion of the mandatory post-doctoral clinical requirements. Although each state determines its own requirements for licensing psychologists, many MSPP graduates are licensed in other states. Current copies of the licensing laws for all 50 U.S. states and Canada are available to students through the Field Education Office. Students who are planning to practice outside of Massachusetts are advised to check carefully into the requirements for those jurisdictions. Psychology Clinical Doctoral Program. Through application requests and Division of Licensure websites, we can verify that 217 graduates (79%) have achieved professional licensure. Of the remaining 58 students for whom licensure information is not recorded, 13% are international students and 24% are recent (2007) graduates who according to our records at the time of this posting have not yet applied for licensure.
Program Tuition and RatesTuition is charged on a per credit basis. The rate for 2011/2012 has been set at $1,011 per credit (effective at the start of the summer term 2011). The semester tuition for a student who takes 16 credit hours each semester is $16,176 ($32,352 per year). In order to secure a place in the program, applicants who accept the offer of admission must submit the required acceptance deposit of $1,000 by April 15. This non-refundable deposit will be applied to the first semester’s tuition. An additional deposit of $1,000 is required with your registration in order to register for classes. The remaining tuition and fees are due and payable on or before the scheduled payment date at the start of each semester. First semester late tuition must be paid in full on or before November 1; second semester late tuition must be paid on or before May 1. Students who fail to meet these payment deadlines are not eligible to register for the subsequent semester, attend classes, receive transcripts or a degree, or participate in the School’s program until all outstanding obligations to the School are met. Attrition
Time to CompletionMSPP students must complete all doctoral program requirements within seven (7) academic from the date of matriculation. MSPP may grant an extension beyond the 7 year limit to a student with extenuating circumstances. Students who are granted a leave of absence during their tenure in the program must complete all requirements within eight (8) years of matriculation. In the seven year period beginning February 2003 through June 2010, 288 students have graduated from MSPP’s PsyD Program. Of these 288,
The median time to complete is 4 years, and the mean is 4.8 years. Internship Acceptance RatesMSPP students complete internships. The majority of which (as noted) are two year half-time internships. MSPP does not require a full time Pre-doctoral internship. For the 2011 academic year those students who elect to pursue a full time APA or APPIC internship secured them at the 50% rate.
Updated 1/12/12 |
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