Helping job seekers, professionals, and students understand the changing academic landscapes of mental health and its impact on careers and employment. These resources will provide a comprehensive look at the growth of online psychology degree options at not-for-profit universities and also tips for pursuing your PsyD degree while working.
To better help job seekers, professionals, and students understand the changing academic landscapes of mental health and its impact on careers and employment.
Making your way into the industry can be tough. There are great opportunities out there to get your foot in the door. Take a look at some opportunities recent graduates have taken to make those first steps.
We also offer course credit for some internships (Psych 225), and we have this handy guide of approved, local internship opportunities.
Many students decide to pursue a higher degree in their field. Our students are highly sought after by top ranked institutions. Over the course of the past three years, students have gone onto pursue their degrees at:
Boston University • Carnegie Mellon University •
Columbia University • Duke University •
Harvard University • Northwestern University •
Princeton University • Stanford University •
University of California - Berkeley • Vanderbilt University •
Washington University in St. Louis • Yale University
Thinking of applying to graduate school? Download our guide to applying to psychology graduate school.
In a survey of post graduates, they have reported acquiring positions with the following companies: