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All of the listed items are sketchy, but I'm highlighting these specifically because this goes against general practice for admissions in clinical and counseling psychology. SDN, isn't this against CUDCP's guidelines for offers?
- No stipend/funding offered until the offer is accepted. (I'm not sure if this is standard in other PsyD programs, but I shouldn't have to wait until I accept an offer from a ~$51k/year program to know what funding I can expect).
- I received a call from LIU admissions approx. a week after getting the offer, pressuring me to say whether I received offers elsewhere and if I planned on accepting LIU's offer.
- Said admissions rep. hinted that they would try to match other offers if I reveal them.
I did not interview at LIU Post, but my answer to this question given the things that you have listed is "hell to the no".If you've interviewed/are a student or alumni: would you accept an offer at this program now?
I'm neither of these but I would steer my undergrads away from applying here purely b/c of cost, which are compounded living in the NYC metro area.If you've interviewed/are a student or alumni: would you accept an offer at this program now?
I am not sure what is going on over there now, but $51k/yr is just and absurd amount of debt for this profession.
agreed; however, I've been astounded at the amount of psychologists I've met in the last 6 years who legit have told me "I'm just not going to pay it back." I know there's the cognitive dissonance thing that gets thrown around here a lot in connection to this, but it doesn't strike me as that with these folks, they legit just don't seem to care.
Approximately the 8th dumbest psychologist I’ve ever met went to LIU.