I've written on it in the past, so if you do a search that should turn up some info. I'm in my 5th year in their PsyD program, and I'm currently on Internship. Generally I found a lot of opportunity there, some great faculty, good research experiences if you seek them out, and they offer a wide range of practica sites.....though some better than others. The same can be said about supervisors. Program-wise I'd recommend them for people who want to practice (particularly for neuro and forensic), though not as much for strict academia, though they are taking steps to strengthen that area (I was part of the push as they have great mentors, but lacked a formal process to really mold students who want an academic path).
They have some great faculty members (Dr. Lenore Walker...domestic violence, Dr. Charles Golden.....neuro, Dr. Nathan Azrin...token economy, etc), but since the funding continues to be poor, I can't recommend it in good faith. When I started it was a better value as the tuition was lower, I got some money TA'ing, RA'ing, etc...but now, between the increase in tuition, the lack of better funding (promised, but not delivered), and an increase in %-rate of gov't loans....it has become much more expensive. It's too bad, as I really enjoyed the faculty there. If you had an external grant/funding, it'd be worth checking out.....but if you had that you'd probably have your pick of where you wanted to go.
