University of Denver

Accredited by the American Psychological Association since 1986, Morgridge College of Education at the University of Denver offers a Counseling Psychology doctoral program that provides students with the skills necessary to become an effect practitioner, research, and leader in the field, while developing professionals who are insightful and self-reflective, as well as innovative risk-takers and superior critical thinkers.

A psychology major is not required for acceptance into the Counseling Psychology Ph.D. program, neither is holding a master's degree prior to applying.

Apply Online (http://morgridge.du.edu/apply/counseling-psychology-phd-application/)

The application deadline is December 15th for classing starting the following fall.

A total of 90 post-master's hours are required for the doctorate, although many students take additional hours, courses include statistics, educational measurement, empirical research, psychometric theory, survey design and analysis, sampling theory and applications, mixed methods research, multivariate analysis, and research and dissertation credits.

Contact:

Nora McPherson (email: [email protected])

(303) 871-2473

Morgridge College of Education (email: [email protected])

1999 E. Evans Ave.

Denver, CO 80208

(303) 871-2509

Graduate Tuition & Fees (2013-2012)

The tuition and fee information below was obtained from the 2012 IPEDS survey and is for informational purposes only, for the offical cost of attendance please contact University of Denver.

• Full-Time Annual Graduate Tuition: $38,230
• Additional Fees: $290
• Part-Time Graduate Per Credit Charges: $1,060

Program Accreditation Details

The PhD program in counseling psychology at University of Denver has been accredited by the American Psychological Association, Commission on Accreditation since 1986.