1. Careers In Clinical And Counseling Psychology clinical and counseling psychology are two of the largest and most popular Within clinical and counseling psychology there are a variety of subfields. http://www.wcupa.edu/_ACADEMICS/sch_cas.psy/Career_Paths/Clinical/Career03.htm

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9. Graduate School & Careers In Psychology clinical and counseling psychology may think it is important that a student worked If you think you are interested in clinical or counseling psychology, http://www.rider.edu/users/suler/gradschl.html

the Books and Manuals Page Teaching Clinical Psychology Home Page Here is the text from a handout we use for our undergraduate students at Rider University. Feel free to modify it for your own students. Graduate School and Careers in Psychology Contents: The different areas of graduate study ....The APA book Graduate Study in Psychology What to do to get in ... What courses to take Getting into a graduate program in psychology can be rather complex and confusing. There are many different paths you can take and a variety of hurdles. BUT DON'T PANIC YET! Take it one step at a time. Read over this handout a few times. Write down any questions you may have and bring those questions to one of us, the faculty. We'd be happy to help. THE DIFFERENT AREAS OF GRADUATE STUDY There are several types of graduate programs in psychology, the most common ones being: experimental, developmental, social, biopsychology, cognitive, clinical, counseling, school, and organizational psychology (also known as industrial-organizational psychology, or simply "IO") . These last four (clinical, counseling, school, and IO) are considered by the American Psychological Association (APA) to be the four distinct areas of applied psychology.

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11. Graduate Study Information On Clinical And Counseling Psychology clinical and counseling psychology. Several different graduate degrees may prepare you to pursue a clinical or counseling career in psychology. http://www.career.cornell.edu/clinicalPsychology/default.html

Home Students Alumni Employers ... Families - Quicklinks - Upcoming Events Career Fairs Extern Programs FRESH Interfolio Credentials Service Post Grad Survey Summer Experience Survey FAQ Resumes and Cover Letters Graduate School Graduate School Day National Exam Schedule Admission Test FAQ ... Acknowledgments Graduate Study Clinical and Counseling Psychology Several different graduate degrees may prepare you to pursue a clinical or counseling career in psychology.  You will need to determine which one provides the best match for your academic preparation, intellectual interests, and career goals. This section of the site should help you explore and follow through on your goals. 103 Barnes Hall Cornell University Ithaca, NY 14853 career@cornell.edu Cornell University Home FAQ ... Search

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13. Admission To Clinical And Counseling Psychology Degree Programs Graduate Study. clinical and counseling psychology About 90% of clinical psychology programs require you to take the GRE General and Psychology Subject http://www.career.cornell.edu/clinicalPsychology/admission.html

Home Students Alumni Employers ... Families - Quicklinks - Upcoming Events Career Fairs Extern Programs FRESH Interfolio Credentials Service Post Grad Survey Summer Experience Survey FAQ Resumes and Cover Letters Graduate School Graduate School Day National Exam Schedule Admission Test FAQ ... Acknowledgments Graduate Study Clinical and Counseling Psychology Admission ? What Are Schools Looking For? It is difficult to state definitively the factors that will determine your admission to a graduate program in clinical psychology. Each program has its own admissions standards and requirements. These variables make it difficult to define one set of standards that apply to all programs. However, almost all consider the factors cited below in looking at potential entrants. Objective Criteria GPA (overall GPA, psychology GPA, and last-2-years GPA) Standardized test scores (GRE-V, GRE-Q, GRE-Analytical, and GRE-Psychology; MAT) Coursework (number of hours, subject area, and level) Subjective Criteria Letters of recommendation Experience Research experience Clinically-related public service Interview performance Extracurricular activities GPA The average minimum GPA that most programs look for is 3.2. However, the way in which GPAs are rated varies from program to program. Some will have lower or higher required GPAs, others will look more closely at the last two years' GPA, and still others will also look at the GPA you received in psychology courses. You need to consult individual program in Graduate Study in Psychology to determine the required and preferred minimums for each program. Program committees are also aware that a certain GPA is more difficult to obtain at some schools than others.

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A Student's Guide to Careers in the Helping Professions Melissa J. Himelein University of North Carolina at Asheville Table of Contents CLINICAL/COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY: MASTER'S (M.A./M.S.) DEGREE JOB DESCRIPTION Overview Master's-level clinical and counseling psychology practitioners ("C/CPPs" for purposes of this manual; in some states, clinicians with this degree cannot legally call themselves "psychologists") conduct assessment and therapy with people having psychological problems. They work in community mental health centers, psychiatric hospitals, non-profit organizations, and private practices, usually under the direction of doctoral level C/C psychologists. Typical Job Duties See this section under the "Clinical/Counseling Psychologist (Ph.D./Psy.D.)" career profile. Job Outlook Faster than average job growth is expected, for all the same reasons that jobs for doctoral level C/C psychologists are predicted to grow. However, C/CPPs face strong competition for jobs from other master's-level helping professionals (e.g., social workers, counselors, creative arts therapists). The uncertain licensing status of C/CPPs may hurt in the job market where financially strapped mental health centers cannot afford the time or money for supervision. C/CPPs were not among the top 30 fastest-growing occupations as ranked by the BLS, and they were not included in the MSU study. Potential Earnings

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A Student's Guide to Careers in the Helping Professions Melissa J. Himelein University of North Carolina at Asheville Table of Contents CLINICAL/COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGIST (PH.D./PSY.D.) JOB DESCRIPTION Overview Clinical and counseling (C/C) psychologists assess and treat people with psychological problems. They diagnose psychological disorders on the basis of interviews and psychological testing, and they make recommendations about treatment, sometimes conferring with psychiatrists to determine if drug therapy is warranted. C/C psychologists conduct individual, couples, family, and group psychotherapy; the specific techniques and theories they apply vary widely. Clinical and counseling psychology are technically distinct areas of psychology. Each has its own history, division within the American Psychological Association (APA), and graduate training programs. Clinical psychologists have traditionally attended more to the treatment of psychopathology, using the medical model as a guide. Counseling psychologists have traditionally focused more on helping people through normal developmental crises or problems of living. Another difference might be found in the area of assessment. Clinical psychology training programs emphasize assessment more strongly, with students learning to administer and interpret projective and objective tests of personality as well as intelligence tests. Counseling psychologists are more likely to learn about vocational and career testing and measures of normal personality.

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