University of Minnesota – Twin Cities

The Counseling Psychology doctoral program at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis provides a broad foundation in the science of psychology and takes an empirical-research viewpoint toward counseling psychology, emphasizing social psychological approaches to counseling, issues related to mental health, and vocational psychology and work adjustment.

The Counseling Psychology Program is designed to be completed in 6 years, but it can be extended to expand teaching and research opportunities and experiences. The application deadline is December 1^st, with classes starting in the fall. Students must have at least a bachelor’s degree with a 3.0 GPA to apply.

Apply Online (http://www.grad.umn.edu/admissions/application_instructions/index.html)

The Ph.D. program is based on the scientist-practitioner training model across a wide spectrum of specialty areas, providing students with a broad background in general psychology and social science methodology. In addition to coursework, the program offers applied training through practicum and internships, including a 510 hour beginning practicum and 600 to 800 hours of advanced practicum and a full-year full-time predoctoral internship.

Tuition and fees are based on individual factors, including student status, but a baseline is about $7,500 for residents and $11,500 for non-residents for full time (6-14 hours) credit hours. This amount does not include additional fees or costs, including student services, transportation, insurance, exams, or other collegiate fees. There are a variety of ways for graduate students to receive financial aid, including assistantships, fellowships, and scholarships, as well as student loans and work-study programs.

Contact:

Jo-Ida C. Hansen (email: [email protected])
Area Director
N556 Elliot Hall
75 E River Road
Minneapolis, MN 55455
(612) 625-3873