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SHUTTERSTOCK EDGE OF PSYCHOLOGY. WAYS TOAPPLY YOURKNOWL- NOWADAYS, THEREARE be higher than average for all occupations, in the fi eld of psychology is estimated to ior. knowledge of human thinking and behav- ogy, and other areas that require thorough and forensics, interactive design technol- ing, human resources, law enforcement training in fi elds such as sales and market- a need for psychologists with advanced systems and neuroplasticity. There is also deeper biological understanding of neural ing or neuropsychology, which requires a well as in newer areas like genetic counsel- such as family or relationship therapy, as growth in traditional therapeutic areas, psychology, there is tremendous room for For those who wish to pursue addi- tional studies and further their career in daily living. ic devices that help meet the challenges of to creating tools, machinery, and electron- strategies for good health and success and police force as it is to promoting effective maintaining a strong, effective military and Knowledge of behavior is as relevant to in need or even train domestic animals. provide mental health counseling to those for everyday consumption. You could also designing innovative new technologies mean a career in wildlife conservation or advanced understanding of this fi eld may Between 2016 and 2026, job growth MYRIAD Your Currently, there is ongoing for support neuropsychological research leading 4,921 in 2005. doctoral degrees were awarded, up from 2005. And in 2015, a considerable 6,583 conferred was 26,773, up from 19,770 in of study. The number of master’s degrees ciate degrees conferred in the top 20 fi elds the largest percentage increase of all asso- 350 percent, from 1,800 to 8,700. This was associate’s degrees in psychology rose by of number the period, tistics. In that same 10-year Center for Education Sta- according to the National 2015 from 85,600 in 2005, chology grew to 117,600 in bachelor’s degrees in psy- of number the fact, In ferred in the United States. bachelor’sdegrees con- Psychology is one of the top six majors among sulting. private practice, and con- to a career in research, higher education, ing a doctoral degree puts you on the path ing, social work, and management. Earn- more doors to opportunities in counsel- ing a master’s degree in psychology opens able to those with doctoral degrees. Earn- with more opportunities generally avail- ter’s degree is a minimum requirement, tistics. To work as a psychologist, a mas- according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Sta- SUCCESS PROFESSIONAL HEIGHTS OF HIT NEW based career that’s right for you. Wherever your interests lie, there is an academic path to a psychology- behavior. employees with a background in human or other technologies that benefi t from panies with video game research labs for internships and externships in com- Students may fi nd themselves applying nonprofitand sectors. government, and nonacademic settings in industry, being trained to work in nontraditional ties across the country, researchers are develop a broader skill set. At universi- to explore more diverse careers and interestedare who students aging lab, and academic advisors are encour- longer confi ned to a traditional science brain. But psychological research is no gies that specifi cally train or treat the to the development of new technolo- March/April 2018 Psychology Today 83 29/1/2018 11:42 Industrial/ organizational Nearly The average salary of Psychology is the fourth It’s time to think psychologists DEGREES OF psychiatrists employed by most declared major

can look forward state governments is 26,773 with approximately of psychology in to a substantial 6 23.9 master’s degrees in unusual settings. percent increase in percent of DISTINCTION psychology were psychologists were . jobs across America HERE’S THE ULTIMATE SCORECARD TO PREPARE $219,550 awarded in the U.S. 117,000 self-employed in 2016. in 2015. Here are two of the through 2018. FOR A REWARDING CAREER IN PSYCHOLOGY. { } students. 6% many new ways to put DEGREE TYPE MEDICAL (M.D.) DOCTORATE (PSY.D., PH.D., ED.D.) MASTER’S (M.S.W., M.F.T., M.H.C., M.ED.) BACHELOR’S (B.A., B.S., B.S.W.) expertise into practice.

HOW LONG IT TAKES 7–9 years 3–7 years 1–3 years 3–4 years Animal Behaviorist There are many ways to combine Psychologist (Researcher Social Worker, Counselor, Child Life Specialist, Counselor, Recruiter, Research a love of animals with psychol- CAREER OPTIONS Psychiatrist (Researcher or Clinician), or Clinician), Professor, Marriage and Family Therapist Assistant, Human Resources Manager, Sales Repre- ogy. Although some schools offer Professor sentative, Substance Abuse Counselor Educational Administrator a bachelor’s degree in the scien- Child, Clinical, Cognitive, Community, Consumer, Counsel- Art, Crisis Management, Disability, Exercise, Family, Genetic tific study of animal behavior, Addiction, Adult, Child/Pediatric, Human Resources, Market Research, Sales, School, ing, Developmental, Educational, Engineering, Environ- Counseling, Geriatric, Grief, Life Coaching, Marriage and a master’s degree or doctorate is Geriatric, Forensic, Special Education, Substance SPECIALTY FIELDS mental, Evolutionary, Family, Forensic, Gerontology, Health, Family, Occupational Therapist, Public Health, Rehabilitation, required for certification as an Neuropsychiatry, Abuse Services Industrial/Organizational, Media, Military, Neuro- School, Substance Abuse, Suicide Intervention, Veterans, Abuse Services animal behav- Psychopharmacology psychology, Psychometry, Rehabilitation, Sports Victim Advocate iorist. Like veterinar- ians, TYPICAL PREREQUISITES Premed background in biology, physics, chemistry, and GRE; GRE Subject Test in Psychology; exposure to research. Some, but not all, master’s programs require a GRE. SAT, SAT Subject Test calculus; MCAT; volunteer or research work Ph.D. applicants usually need to have taken a statistics course. animal behaviorists Internship, residency, additional training in specialties Research, dissertation, internship, and practicum. Internship, licensure (to receive health care reimbursement) Some training and certifications may be required for tend to special- ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS (i.e., forensic, child/adolescent, psychoanalysis), Licensure is required for those looking to go into + 2,000 – 3,000 hours of supervised clinical experience, research specific job types (i.e., health educators and teachers). ize by animal private practice. state licensure type, and may P ublic: in state $8,640 – $20,000, out of state $11,000 – $24,000 work in a clinical, research, WHAT IT COSTS (ANNUALLY) $34,592 – $58,668 $8,640 – $30,345 $8,808 – $70,542 Private: $34,000 or field setting. As the need for CAN I GET MY DEGREE ONLINE? Only some required courses can be completed online. Yes Yes Yes companion animals grows, so does the demand for experts in Yes. Many graduate students maintain full- or part-time CAN I KEEP MY DAY JOB WHILE Yes. It’ll take a lot longer, but some universities offer part-time If you’re pursuing a part-time behavior and training. Animal No. (Sorry.) positions while working toward a master’s degree in I PURSUE MY DEGREE? tracks for students who wish to work part- or full-time. or online path, yes. social work, counseling, or marriage and family therapy. behaviorists may work in group settings or independently with Administrative/Executive Assistant, Clinical, Counseling, Health Care, School Psychologist, Health Care Social Worker, Mental Health pet owners. Organizations that MOST IN-DEMAND Compensation and Benefits Manager, Child and Geriatric Psychiatrists Industrial/Organizational Psychologist, Neuropsychologist, and Substance Abuse Social Worker, Marriage POSITION Training and Development Specialist, provide animal care —shelters, Geriatric and Rehabilitation Psychologists and Family Therapist, Mental Health Counselor Recruitment Specialist, Sales Associate zoos, and wildlife refuges—often hire animal behaviorists as part HIGHEST PAYING POSITION State Government Employees Industrial/Organizational Psychologist Human Resources Manager, School Counselor Human Resources Associate of research teams or to ensure the Diagnose and treat psychological disturbances; provide Counsel job-seekers about career welfare of animals. Conduct research, administer psychometric testing, teach, group, family, couples, and individual therapy or counseling; paths, work in school administrations, Assess, diagnose, and treat brain and behavioral distur- counsel, consult and/or treat clients assist clients with obtaining federal or state benefits; identify recruit clients for businesses, assist Marketing Psychologist WHAT THEY DO bances; prescribe medication; conduct research individually or in groups. and intervene in child abuse; procure foster family and in academic or market research, Targeted demographics and cur- adoption services work in sales or administration rent economic conditions help Ability to stay composed under stress, interest in the determine how a company should Analytical skills, interpersonal skills, a knack Empathy, listening skills, interpersonal skills, human mind and behavior, listening skills, interpersonal Interpersonal skills, conscientiousness, invest in marketing strategies that for problem solving, patience, a strong eye organization and time-management skills, a WHAT IT TAKES skills, conscientiousness, punctuality, trustworthiness, punctuality, empathy, speaking skills for observation, trustworthiness, resourcefulness knack for problem solving, patience, speaking skills will increase sales. To make smart detail orientation, problem-solving skills marketing decisions, it’s necessary Hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, schools, colleges and uni- Administrative offices, schools and academic settings, to understand how humans think Private practice, clinics, mental health facilities, outpa- Academic settings, private practice, private consulting versities, home health care services, government agencies, some legal settings, some government agencies, WHERE YOU’LL FIND THEM and behave, with special attention tient care centers, hospitals, colleges and universities services, government agencies, clinics, hospitals, community employee assistance programs, nursing and residential care advertising agencies, market research firms, nonprofit mental health centers, rehabilitation facilities to consumer behavior. Companies facilities, legal and correctional systems organizations, private companies look for good analytical, com- munication, decision-making, WHAT THEY EARN (ANNUALLY) $61,330 – $208,000+ $41,890 – $121,610 $63,754 – $106,005 $30,830 – $128,750 organizational, and interpersonal The vast majority of Ph.D. and Psy.D. programs require a back- Many master’s programs in skills. The fields of marketing or Most psychiatrists pursue a premed track during their ground in psychology as well as the GRE and GRE Subject counseling and social work don’t For undergrads or high schoolers interested in consumer psychology extends to undergrad years. For those who switch career paths Test in Psychology. Internships and research in the field are require a background in psychology, studying psych from a more data-driven and areas such as human resources, postcollege, postbaccalaureate programs that train grad major pluses. If you don’t already have an undergrad degree though exposure to the field is obviously research angle, try looking for schools that offer public relations, market analy- students in the hard sciences can be a viable alterna- Bachelor of Science degrees. Those interested in psych, take continuing education courses in theory and a plus. Volunteer work in the mental health profession sis, and industrial organization. HOW TO GET STARTED tive. These range from around $25,000 to over $50,000. statistics and secure a volunteer or internship position at a is highly recommended. If need be, you can take continuing in psychology and its application to Volunteering in the health profession during undergrad mental health care facility or research center. Attending open education courses to meet the prerequisites most grad pro- other fields (i.e., law, politics, Experience from internships and and interim years is highly recommended. Most impor- houses and contacting admissions offices are your best bets grams in psych require. (Think: statistics, child development, business, or the creative arts) entry-level jobs, such as research tant, however, is the MCAT, which students should begin for finding out what you’ll need to proceed. Many abnormal psychology, and developmental psychology.) But may be better suited assistant, market-research analyst, prepping for in college. students apply to schools at which a researcher they’d like typically, the main hurdle is deciding which type of degree and for a Bachelor of Arts. or other related jobs in the field, to study under teaches or works. career path (i.e., counselor versus social worker) best fits you. combined with a master’s or doc- PROJECTED JOB GROWTH torate degree from a marketing 13% 14% 9% –19% 7% – 23% OVER THE NEXT DECADE psychology program will increase job prospects to include man- PROJECTED JOB OPENINGS 7,60 0 22,600 12,200 – 33,000 OVER THE NEXT DECADE 23,300 – 136,000 agement and entrepreneurial or consulting opportunities as well Pet Psychologist (Animal Behaviorist), UNUSUAL CAREER PATHS Disaster Psychiatrist Product Design/Engineering Psychologist FBI Behavioral Analyst as professorial and lab research Sports Psychologist, Military Psychologist positions.

PHOTOS AND ILLUSTRATIONS: SHUTTERSTOCK, SHUTTERSTOCK.COM 84 Psychology Today March/April 2018 The College of Clinical Psychology at Argosy University 10 campuses: located in AZ, CA, FL, GA, HI, IL, MN and VA .

WEBSITE: clinical.argosy.edu Accredita- Commission on

Programs: Offering degree programs in Clinical Psychology Online Courses: No Accredited: WASC Senior College and University Commission. Our Psy.D. programs are accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of the American Psychological Association. Degrees: M.A. in Clinical Psychology and Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology School Type: Private, nonprofi t Tuition: Varies by program Financial Aid: Yes. Available to those who qualify Full-Time/Part-Time: Full-time Fulfi lls Licensing Requirements: Licensure varies by state. Contact the state licensing agency for

requirements. Alameda, California, 94501, (http://www.wascsenior.org) Suite 100, Avenue, Atlantic nior College and University Commission (985

Program at a Glance: accredited status should be directed to the Questions related to the program’s Association (APA). American Psychological of the The Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) degree in Clinical Psychology program prepares individuals to provide therapeutic and assess- ment services to individuals, families, groups, and organizations. Training in a variety of theoretical orientations and specialty areas is represented across 10 campuses. Common to these training programs are a large network of shared university resources, a shared set of training principles, and a legacy of over 30 years of professional school training. Our programs are academically challenging while encouraging your development as a person and a professional. We believe in faculty mentorship and opportunities to learn while you practice with experienced supervisors in the fi eld.* Our gradu- ates are prepared to provide ethical and quality services in a variety of settings, and many of our alumni are engaged in work that has expanded the impact of psychology on the world. Please visit: argosy.edu/about/accreditation-and-licens- ing for complete accreditation information. See auprograms.info for program duration, tuition, fees Se Argosy University is accredited by the WASC e: (202) 336-5979 / E-mail: [email protected] Web:www.apa.org/ed/accreditation.

and other costs, median debt, salary data, alumni Accreditation is accredited by the Commission on Cities and Northern Virginia Twin Tampa, Area, Schaumburg, San Francisco Bay success, and other important information. *Credentials and experience levels vary by faculty and instructors

ALUMNI SUCCESS STORY A Model of Service

Dr. Nekeshia Hammond is a speaker, author, She earned a Doctor of Psychology in Clinical and the owner/chief executive offi cer of Psychology from the Florida School of Hammond Psychology & Associates, P.A. Professional Psychology at Argosy University in Her specialty area is psychological evaluations 2008. Dr. Hammond also served as the 2017 for children and teens. Additionally, she president of the Florida Psychological Associa- consults the media on topics such as bullying, tion, a voluntary, member-based, professional children’s mental health, learning disabilities, organization composed of psychologists. To and Attention Defi cit Hyperactivity Disorder. learn more, visit: http://bit.ly/2m3QopF ce of Program Consultation and Accreditation, American Psychological Association, 750 1st Street, NE, Washington DC 20002 Phon Association, 750 1st Street, NE, Washington American Psychological Accreditation, ce of Program Consultation and fi The Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology Program at Argosy University, Atlanta, Chicago, Hawaii, Orange County, Phoenix, Atlanta, Chicago, Hawaii, Orange County, Argosy University, The Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Program at tion: Of

86 Psychology Today CAREERS IN PSYCHOLOGY March/April 2018 CAREERS IN PSYCHOLOGY 2018 California School of Professional Psychology Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Sacramento, Fresno, Irvine, Online PHONE: 866-825-5246, WEBSITE: www.alliant.edu Programs: APA-accredited Clinical Psychology; COAMFTE-accredited Marriage and Family Therapy; Organizational Psychology, Behavior, & Development; Psychopharmacology; Clinical Counseling; & more. Online Courses: Yes Accredited: Yes. American Psychological Associa- tion (APA), Commission on Accreditation for Marriage and Family Therapy Education (COAMFTE) Degrees: B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Psy.D., Postdoctoral M.S., Doctoral Respecialization, Certifi cate School Type: Private Tuition: Varies by program Financial Aid: Yes Full-Time/Part-Time: Both Fulfi lls Licensing Requirements: California; additional states vary by program. Contact us to learn more.

Program at a Glance: The California School of Professional Psychology at Alliant International University offers: APA-accredited Clinical Psychology Psy.D. and Ph.D., COAMFTE-accredited Marriage and Family Therapy M.A. and Psy.D., Organizational Behavior M.A., Organization Devel- opment Psy.D., Organizational Psychology M.A. and Ph.D., Leadership Ph.D., Online Clinical Psychopharmacology Postdoctoral M.S., Clinical Counseling M.A., and international programs. As one of the nation’s fi rst freestand- ing schools of clinical psychology, we stand by our legacy of preparing the next generation of practic- ing psychologists with immersive hands-on train- ing, and we stand by our commitment to training multiculturally competent mental-health profes- sionals. Our faculty, alumni, staff, and students yearn to make an IMPACT in this world—a lasting impact through education and practice. Our suc- cess is measured in part by the signifi cant effect we have on the welfare of those individuals, families, organizations, and communities that we serve. We invite you to explore how you can make a lasting impact in your community and how the California School of Professional Psychology at Alliant International University can help you do it.

ALUMNI SUCCESS STORY The Connections We Need

Dr. Patrick Morrison graduated from the he saw the need for families to keep receiv- California School of Professional Psychology ing support after they left the House. So, he Los Angeles, where he did his practicum decided to fi ll that need and created Support through our Family Support Services (FSS) Community, a platform to offer connection program in partnership with the Ronald Mc- and resources for families experiencing the Donald House Charities. After graduating, hardships of illness. Dr. Morrison’s impact he went on to run the FSS program at the lives on in every family he has helped guide Stanford Ronald McDonald House, where through one of life’s most trying hardships.

March/April 2018 C AREERS IN PSYCHOLOGY Psychology Today 87 California Southern University 100 percent online PHONE: 800-477-2254, WEBSITE: www.calsouthern.edu Programs: Psychology, Business, Nursing, Criminal Justice, Law, and Education Online Courses: Yes Accredited: Yes. California Southern University is regionally accredited by the WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC). Degrees: B.A, B.B.A., B.S.C.J., B.S.A.T., B.S.N., M.B.A., M.A., M.S., M.S.L., M.S.N., Psy.D., D.B.A., J.D., M.Ed., and psychology and business certifi cates School Type: Private Tuition: Varies by program ($375–$495 per credit) Financial Aid: No Full-Time/Part-Time: Both Fulfi lls Licensing Requirements: California and other states. Contact CalSouthern for additional state information.

Program at a Glance: Founded in 1978, California Southern University offers accredited Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctoral degrees, as well as certifi cate programs. All CalSouthern programs are offered 100 percent online through personalized one-on-one mentoring, ideal for the busy working professional. Students who enroll at CalSouthern become part of a community of faculty, administration, staff, and fellow students who are eager to provide them the tools and support they need to succeed in their academic program. CalSouthern’s faculty mentors get to know each student’s learning style, interests, and goals, to provide the best possible educational experience. It’s what distinguishes CalSouthern, and it’s what the university takes pride in. CalSouthern’s School of Behavioral Sciences offers an online psychology degree or certifi cate to meet your educational and career needs, whether you’ve only recently developed an interest in psychology or you’re a seasoned practitioner looking to obtain your doctorate. Learn from skilled clinicians who are experienced practitioners in the subjects they teach and begin your educational journey today!

ALUMNI SUCCESS STORY The Heart of Resilience

A major in the U.S. Army and a 12-year also worked to enhance the mental health combat veteran, Dr. Gregory Mabry is a resiliency of soldiers throughout the training, Behavioral Science Offi cer and Deputy Chief deployment and re-deployment cycles. He for the Department of Behavioral Health. He has been published in academic journals, is responsible for the direct patient care of addressing subjects including the combat more than 30,000 soldiers and their families. soldier’s internal struggle to seek mental A 2012 graduate of CalSouthern’s Doctor health care, and the psychological assessment of Psychology program, Dr. Mabry has of military leaders.

88 Psychology Today CAREERS IN PSYCHOLOGY March/April 2018 CAREERS IN PSYCHOLOGY 2018 John F. Kennedy University Pleasant Hill, CA (San Francisco DMA) PHONE: 844-890-6912, WEBSITE: www.jfku.edu Programs: PsyD, M.A. in Sport, Holistic and Counsel- ing Psychology, M.A. in Consciousness & Transforma- tive Studies, B.A. completion in Psychology. Online Courses: Yes Accredited: Yes. JFK University: Western Associa- tion of Schools and Colleges. PsyD. program: American Psychological Association Degrees: PsyD, M.A. in Holistic and Counseling Psy- chology, M.A. in Consciousness & Transformative Studies, M.A. and Graduate Certifi cate in Sport Psy- chology, B.A. completion in Psychology School Type: Private, nonprofi t Tuition: Varies for undergraduate/master’s/PsyD. Financial Aid: Yes Full-Time/Part-Time: Both Fulfi lls Licensing Requirements: Counseling Psychology: CA MFT and LPCC

Program at a Glance: For 50 years, JFK University has been known for its programs that combine rich academic content with practical experience. Students are mentored by faculty who are practitioners in their fi elds and who enrich the classroom experience with their real-life applications. The Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) in Clinical Psychology, accredited by the American Psychological Association, has a multicultural focus, provides the highest level of training in the fi eld, and meets the educational requirements for licensing as a psychologist in any state. Students in the master’s program in Counseling Psychology can pursue pathways to be an MFT or an LPCC, and choose from spe- cializations in depth psychotherapy, expressive arts, and somatic and transpersonal psychology. The university offers fi eld work opportunities at its three community counseling centers. The Sport Psychology program has one of the most dynamic internship programs in the country and is available fully online, on-site, or as a hybrid. It also offers the opportunity to earn a dual degree with either the M.B.A. or Psy.D. program. Students pursuing a bachelor’s benefi t from easily linking their coursework to a master’s degree.

ALUMNI SUCCESS STORY Eldercare Pioneer

Linda Fodrini-Johnson (M.A. ’88) is a geriatric care management services to aging pioneer in developing programs for indi- adults and their families. Linda has received viduals with Alzheimer’s dementia and is awards from the National Association of recognized nationally as an expert in care Professional Geriatric Care Managers for management and the associated needs of her contributions to the fi eld of Geriatric the senior population as they age. She is the Care Management and has been quoted in founder and executive director of Eldercare many publications, such as Consumer Reports, Services, a fi rm that provides comprehensive Forbes, and The Wall Street Journal.

March/April 2018 C AREERS IN PSYCHOLOGY Psychology Today 89 Adler University Chicago, IL; Vancouver, BC; and Online PHONE: 312-662-4100, WEBSITE: www.adler.edu Programs: Art Therapy, Clinical Mental Health Coun- seling, Clinical Psychology, Counselor Education, Couple and Family Therapy, Forensic Psychology, Public Policy and Rehabilitation Counseling Online Courses: Yes Accredited: Yes. Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Degrees: M.A., D.C.F.T., Ph.D., and Psy.D. School Type: Private nonprofi t Tuition: Varies by campus and location Financial Aid: Yes Full-Time/Part-Time: Both Fulfi lls Licensing Requirements: Varies by program

Program at a Glance: Unique in its mission, Adler University offers graduate degrees designed to advance social justice. Founded in 1952 and named for the fi rst community psychologist, Alfred Adler, students prepare to create lasting change through distinct curriculum and practicum experience. Our rigorous programs and passionate faculty provide the tools, skills, and real-world experience needed to prepare graduates to help address society’s most challenging issues. Choose to pursue one of our nationally recognized master’s or doctoral programs at our Chicago or Vancouver campus or explore the many psychology and public service programs we offer 100 percent online. To see if Adler is the right fi t for you, connect with admissions today to discuss your program of interest. University of San Francisco (USF) San Francisco, CA PHONE: 415-422-2806, WEBSITE: www.usfca.edu/psyd Programs: Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology Online Courses: No Accredited: Yes. Western Association of Schools and Colleges; Associate Member of National Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology Degrees: Psy.D. School Type: Private Tuition: $1,340 per unit (Fall 2017 rates) Financial Aid: Yes Full-Time/Part-Time: Full-Time Fulfi lls Licensing Requirements: California and other states

Program at a Glance: At the University of San Francisco, Psy.D. students are trained to translate thought into action through practice-oriented training that emphasizes the mental, emotional, and physical health needs of underserved communities. With an emphasis on behavioral health and a focus on underserved populations, students acquire the knowledge, attitudes, and skills to function in diverse settings to provide culturally competent, contextually sensitive, integrated behavioral health consultation to individuals and health professionals. Stressing clinical practice, the program prepares doctoral students to work as professional health service psychologists in a variety of community-health settings. A minimum of a bachelor’s degree is required to apply.

90 Psychology Today CAREERS IN PSYCHOLOGY March/April 2018 CAREERS IN PSYCHOLOGY 2018 University of South Dakota Vermillion, SD PHONE: 800-233-7937, WEBSITE: www.usd.edu/online Programs: Addiction Studies, Health Services Administration, Business, Long-Term Care, Occupa- tional Therapy, Physical Therapy, Public Health, Social Work, Health Sciences, Nursing, and more Online Courses: Yes Accredited: Yes. Higher Learning Commission, National Addiction Studies Accreditation Commission (NASAC), AACSB-International, and others varying by program Degrees: B.A., M.A., Ph.D., graduate and undergraduate certifi cates School Type: Public Tuition: www.usd.edu/usd-online/tuition-rates Financial Aid: Yes Full-Time/Part-Time: Both Fulfi lls Licensing Requirements: Varies by program Program at a Glance: Recently named one of “America’s Best National Universities” by U.S. News & World Report and one of the “Nation’s Best Colleges” by The Princeton Review, the University of South Dakota is dedicated to providing an extensive selection of high-quality, nationally recognized, and affordable programs. Tuition rates are very competitive—all online courses are billed at a fl at rate per credit hour, regardless of residency. And, there are no additional fees! Courses are taught by the same faculty who teach on campus, ensuring a rigorous curriculum focused on preparing you to move forward in your career. With more than 40 online program options, we offer the fl exibility, convenience, and affordability you desire. Learn more at www.usd.edu/online. William James College Newton, MA PHONE: 617-327-6777, WEBSITE: www.williamjames.edu Programs: Clinical Psychology, Clinical Mental-Health Counseling, Criminal Justice, School Psychology, Applied Behavior Analysis, Psychology and Human Services, Organizational and Leadership Psychology Online Courses: Yes Accredited: Yes. Varies by Program: APA, NASP Approval, NEASC, ICF, Behavior Analyst Certifi cation Board Degrees: B.S., M.A., M.A./C.A.G.S., Psy.D., Certifi cate School Type: Private Tuition: Varies by program Financial Aid: Yes Full-Time/Part-Time: Both Fulfi lls Licensing Requirements: M.A. and we will work with you to help you meet requirements for your state. Program at a Glance: William James College is a leader in educating the next generation of mental-health professionals to support the growing and diverse needs of the mental -health workforce. Integrating fi eld work with academics, the college prepares students for careers as organizational leaders and behavioral-health professionals who are committed to helping underserved, multicultural popu- lations, children and families, and veterans. William James College graduates can be found making an impact in a variety of settings, including schools, the courts, clinical-care facilities, hospitals, the community, and the workplace; 93 percent of our graduates secure a job within 6 months of graduation. For more information, please go to www.williamjames.edu.

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