DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY

GRADUATE CLINICAL PROGRAM FINANCIAL SUPPORT

All Clinical graduate students receive full tuition waivers for a minimum of 4 years.

The primary sources of financial support for graduate students in the Department of Psychology are teaching assistantships and research assistantships. Graduate students are automatically considered for teaching and/or research assistantships. A number of fellowships are also available through the graduate school. For a list of these fellowships, click here. Additional fellowship opportunities are available to students of diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds.

If a student cannot be funded via the sources described above, all efforts are made to provide him/her with a funded clinical practice position consistent with his/her professional interests and talents.

Students also receive funds for travel to present their research at scientific meetings as well as funds to support memberships in professional societies and research assistants to facilitate data collections and analysis.