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In the School of Psychology & Counseling,
our programs integrate scholarly and rigorous academic
training within a Christian worldview to produce highly
trained counselors and clinical psychologists. The curriculum
is established to meet national accrediting standards and
state licensure. For the psychology program, our degree
requirements are as follows:
- A 3.0 grade point average and no grade
in any courses below a B
- Completion of 123 credit hours with
a fixed, full-time progression
- Library Research Course Completion
- Satisfactory annual performance evaluation
issued by Psy.D. faculty
- Successful Completion of all Competency
Based Probes
- Completion of the Clinical Training
Sequence (preparatory labs, intensive practica, advanced
practica sequence and pre-doctoral internship)
- Complete and pass the Doctoral Comprehensive
Exam
- Acceptance to the doctoral candidacy
program after completion of the first three years of
the Psy.D. program.
- Completion of dissertation and successful
defense of dissertation
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