Hi Everyone, I'm interested in Rosalind Franklin's program but can't seem to get hard and fast info about their financials. I've called their clinical program contact and always get a voicemail. I've left a voicemail and emailed her. I've also emailed my POI who is suspiciously quiet about the topic. Does anyone know anything about it? Their full disclosure data says 100% financial aid, but does that mean 100% of students get $50? any info would help!!! Thanks!
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I'm also applying to Rosalind Franklin. It is not easy finding info about this program. I didn't ask my POI about financial aid, partially because he was curt in his email reply.
You all probably know that its medical school was put on probation in 2004, then taken off in 2005. Around that same time they changed names from Finch University of Health Sciences/Chicago Medical School to Rosalind Franklin. Some details about the probation here:
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/archive/index.php/t-143952.html
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/archive/index.php/t-207530.html
I don't know if the probation had any effect on the clinical psychology program, but regardless - that's not very good. Apparently one of the reasons it was put on probation was because it was relying too heavily on student tuition to fund its operation. Not a good sign for us looking for tuition remission!
You all probably know that its medical school was put on probation in 2004, then taken off in 2005. Around that same time they changed names from Finch University of Health Sciences/Chicago Medical School to Rosalind Franklin. Some details about the probation here:
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/archive/index.php/t-143952.html
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/archive/index.php/t-207530.html
I don't know if the probation had any effect on the clinical psychology program, but regardless - that's not very good. Apparently one of the reasons it was put on probation was because it was relying too heavily on student tuition to fund its operation. Not a good sign for us looking for tuition remission!
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You make a very good point when it comes to funding. I am not sure how linked the two are, but since we're on the topic, GWU's medical school was just stripped of its accreditation. I am not sure how that affects the Clin Psych Ph.D. and Psy.D. programs they have, but it is definitely a concern...
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I don't know about funding, but I do know tuition is pretty expensive because it's a Catholic university.
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I found some information about Rosalind Franklin and its accreditation woes written by a current medical student here:
http://www.yelp.com/biz/rosalind-franklin-university-of-medicine-and-scnce-north-chicago
It seems that many of the problems have been worked out, but it is unclear to me whether or not this had any effect on the Clinical Psych programs there.
http://www.yelp.com/biz/rosalind-franklin-university-of-medicine-and-scnce-north-chicago
It seems that many of the problems have been worked out, but it is unclear to me whether or not this had any effect on the Clinical Psych programs there.
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