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Thank you for the great information, it is much appreciated. Last question. Are clinical psychology phd programs open to international students considering they have good scores of TOEFL, GRE etc?

Sorry about that, let me make it more clear. I am coming from a 100% research oriented major and I believe it is easier for me to be accepted to a program which does 100% research. However, I'd like to be combination of both in the future. So I was wondering, if it is in my hands to shape my future and choose whether to be a clinican or researcher no matter I do a PhD 100% research or practice oriented. Are both ways qualified same when it comes to licencing? In other words, if I complete Biological and Health Psychology PhD where they research biological aspects of psyhchology, will it qualify me as a clinican at the end?

Thank you for replies, so as I understood I need to take basic courses before I apply. I was also wondering does it matter for me to finish a phd which is more-research oriented? What do I need to do to get a licence?

Hello guys, I have a bachelor degree in Biology and I am now in the final year of my Msc again in Biology graduate school where I work especially on Microbiology and Genetics stuff. However, I have a strong interest in psychology and I would like to continue my career as a psychologist actually and I want to apply for a PhD for Clinical Psychology. Given my lack of experience and information, can you give me some advice on where to start? And I am wondering if psychological science grad schools are open to students from other disciplines like Biology? Any information is appreciated. Thanks in advance, Enes