No issue, I appreciate your advice. I'd love to hear more about your situation and how you are finding the whole experience. What is your plan down the road, etc
I am getting more information in regards to Athabasca. The person I was communicating with is apparently an Admin assistant. I found the email of the Curriculum chair and I asked them on advice.
All the people involved in the Athabasca Master's program are Phd, mostly from U of Alberta and Calgary.
btw..U of Calgary;s admission requirements are exactly the same as Athabasca.
(a) A four-year undergraduate degree in Psychology, or a 2-year After-Degree in Psychology , with a minimum grade point average of 3.0 (equivalent to a B or 72% in many universities) over the courses taken during the last two years of study.
And this 3.0GPA seems a standard in a lot of places.
Of course, most students have a much better mark then that.
btw, CPA have only 5 accredited conselling psychology programs. I very much doubt the majority of registered psychologists go to any one of these Uni's. It is not possible.