[Adler Graduate Professional School (Toronto)?]

On 8/15/2019 at 1:59 AM, truthpie said:

This is a very disappointing school, you basically pay to obtain your degree. There is minimal learning that happens, faculty are complacent, and you don't receive much feedback as a student to help you grow. Getting practicums is also very difficult as no reputable institution or clinic in the GTA recognizes ADLER and for good reason - the quality of education is very poor. It's ridiculously expensive, you might as well pay for a higher quality education elsewhere in the states. The school is a joke, I regret having wasted my money on them. Realistically, you register with  College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO) as a psychotherapist, it's very difficult to register as a psychological associate with the College of Psychologists in Ontario (CPO) as again, the program does not prepare you for it. To date, there are currently no ADLER graduates registered in Ontario with CPO as the exams are rigorous and the school does not prepare for you it. For the price, Yorkville University is probably better to attend. 

Yorkville does not satisfy the residency requirements for the CPO. Adler does. I called the CPO and was told that they have a great number of candidates for Psychological Associate who have graduated from Adler. 

 

It also takes a LOT of time to become registered (4 years I believe). Since they've only been open since 2011, it's unreasonable to gauge their success as a school by how many have registered. There has not been enough time. There is one graduate who has made it to registration thus far and there are a lot of graduates who are close behind. Again, as per the CPO, the school is producing candidates.