junger

Hi all, I am looking for an affordable and quality masters program that will eventually allow me to become a practicing licensed clinician upon graduation. This could either be an MSW (accredited by CSWE), an MFT/CFT program (accredited by COAMFTE), or a Clinical Mental Health Counseling program (accredited by CACREP). While money is a primary concern when it comes to making my decision about a program, I will also not sacrifice the quality of my education just because of the price. I am hoping to hear others' ideas about great programs that are not overwhelmingly expensive. Thanks!

Hi all, I am looking for an affordable and quality masters program that will eventually allow me to become a practicing licensed clinician upon graduation. This could either be an MSW (accredited by CSWE), an MFT/CFT program (accredited by COAMFTE), or a Clinical Mental Health Counseling program (accredited by CACREP). While money is a primary concern when it comes to making my decision about a program, I will also not sacrifice the quality of my education just because of the price. I am hoping to hear others' ideas about great programs that are not overwhelmingly expensive. Thanks!

Thank you so much! This is all super helpful. I'm going to look into the school in Boston more.

Thank you! I was considering this as another option as well, but I've had a hard time finding an affordable school/institute for psychoanalysis certification so far. If you have any direction you could point me to for an affordable and reputable program, it would be greatly appreciated. There are so many directions to go with grad school, it's a bit overwhelming at first.

Thank you very much! I just finished up an undergraduate degree at an R1 so I am familiar with the research emphasis at least at the undergrad level as an RA. Do you know of any primarily psychoanalytic/psychodynamic nationally accredited masters programs in social work, counseling, or MFT? It seems a bit harder to find information about a psychodynamic orientation masters. My undergraduate GPA was not ideal due to some personal problems my freshman year (overall GPA is 3.4), so I am hoping to supplement my GPA by first getting a masters. I am still not completely positive if I want to move on to a PhD program after a master's, so I want to ensure the masters program I choose is nationally accredited.

Hi there, has anyone applied to/gotten accepted/is a current Clinical Psychology PhD student at either CCNY or LIU-Brooklyn? I am very interested in these two schools (primarily because they are psychodynamic/psychoanalytic focused) and I was wondering what the application/interview process was like. If there are any current students in either of these two programs, I would also love to hear your thoughts about the style of the program. Thanks!

Hi there, has anyone applied to/gotten accepted/is a current Clinical Psychology PhD student at either CCNY or LIU-Brooklyn? I am very interested in these two schools (primarily because they are psychodynamic/psychoanalytic focused) and I was wondering what the application/interview process was like. If there are any current students in either of these two programs, I would also love to hear your thoughts about the style of the program. Thanks!