Education and Training Outcomes
The tables below present important information on education and training outcomes for students in the PhD track over the past seven years (2001-2007).
Table 1
Time to completion for all PhD graduates.
Percentage completion within: |
|
< 5 years |
6% |
5-6 years |
26% |
6-7 years |
40% |
7+ years |
28% |
Mean |
6.1 |
Median |
6.0 |
Table 2
Time to completion for PhD graduates
who began with advanced standing
(e.g., separate master's program in
psychology).
Percentage completion within: |
|
< 5 years |
25% |
5-6 years |
50% |
6-7 years |
25% |
7+ years |
0% |
Mean |
5.0 |
Median |
5.0 |
Table 3
Time to completion for PhD graduates
who began with bachelor's degree.
Percentage completion within: |
|
< 5 years |
3% |
5-6 years |
23% |
6-7 years |
42% |
7+ years |
32% |
Mean |
6.3 |
Median |
6.0 |
Table 4
Internship outcomes for PhD candidates.
PhD students who obtained: |
Number |
Percentage |
Internships |
28 |
100% |
Paid internships |
28 |
100% |
APPIC member internships |
11 |
39% |
APA/CPA accredited internships |
11 |
39% |
Internships conforming to CDSPP guidelines |
11 |
39% |
Two-year half-time internships |
4 |
14% |
Table 5
Number and percentage of PhD who have left the program once matriculated.
PhD students: |
Number |
Percentage |
Left program |
2 |
3% |
Table 6
Number and percentage of PhD graduates during the period 1997-2005 who have achieved licensure.
PhD students: |
Number |
Percentage |
Obtained Licensure |
15 |
58% |
