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How much did your Psy.D. program offer you this year in scholarship awards? Don't be shy or modest, its an anonymous forum!
I'm trying to figure out what a good scholarship award is compared to a bad one. How much did your Psy.D. program offer you this year in scholarship awards? Don't be shy or modest, its an anonymous forum!
well the program is in ny so i'm screwed even if i did get full tuition!It depends on the award amount compared to cost of attendance and cost of living for where you'll be.
ok i edited bad to weak...free money IS good! and unfortunately psy.d programs rarely offer full tuitionWell, I don't there's any such thing as a "bad" scholarship amount. Free money is always good, and more is always better!
Let's just say full tuition = amazing,
Some money = good
No money at all = bad
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I'm trying to figure out what a good scholarship award is compared to a weak one. How much did your Psy.D. program offer you this year in scholarship awards? Don't be shy or modest, its an anonymous forum!
r u still taking classes.Zilch, but I will be working full time as a school psychologist to help offset my debt!
i've decided to nix the first question. i just wanna get down to the nitty gritty and know how much everyone got! 😀
r u still taking classes.
cmon guys
I got about half tuition during the years I had assistantships (also included some paid practica).What exactly are you asking for....I've given you my answer. It's been my experience and apparently many others from other threads that PsyD programs don't offer a lot, if any, dinero. Hope this helps!
I got about half tuition during the years I had assistantships (also included some paid practica).
I'm getting the same amount and didn't have to apply. yeshiva? hopefully i'll find part time work in the mental health field, otherwise i don't mind being a dish washerI'm getting an admissions scholarship of $1200, annually. So that adds up to almost $5000 total... not amazing, but every little bit counts.
In addition, there are teaching assistantships which (provided I can land one) will pay more. Not sure how much though. There are also more scholarships you can apply for after your first year (at my school). The scholarship I'm getting already I never applied for or anything... they based it on my application info.
Working during school helps more than you might think. That's part of my plan too. Luckily I didn't need to take out any private loans.
Some PsyD programs will help you fund yourself (though admittedly nowhere near what most PhD programs will do), but you need to look for it and be on top of it yourself. No one's going to just hand it to you.😎
One of the schools I was accepted at (PsyD) offered full tuition and small stipend for 20 hour assistanship. Another, half tuition and small stipend for 10 hour assistanship, with the possibility of more funding following the first year. Hope that helps!
I recently recieved a scholarship that pays my entire tuition as well as my room and board for a PsyD program. I didn't think that I would get the scholarship, but I did. I am constantly checking this site: www.fastweb.com
It perpetually updates me on scholarships that I qualify for. So take a chance, the few hours you spend on an essay could easily be thousands of dollars for your education. GOOD LUCK TO ALL OF YOU!!! Don't doubt yourself, just APPLY!
I recently recieved a scholarship that pays my entire tuition as well as my room and board for a PsyD program. I didn't think that I would get the scholarship, but I did. I am constantly checking this site: www.fastweb.com
It perpetually updates me on scholarships that I qualify for. So take a chance, the few hours you spend on an essay could easily be thousands of dollars for your education. GOOD LUCK TO ALL OF YOU!!! Don't doubt yourself, just APPLY!
I was always skeptical of this website, but I'm glad to hear it worked out well for you. How many scholarships would you say you applied for before you got one? I applied to a couple when I began grad school, and ever since the website has just been a source of spam email.![]()
Um..i think its safe to say that that dude is long gone....
When I was accepted to a PsyD program, I was awarded an Academic Merit scholarship of $5,000 annually (so $20,000). I've also applied to two school-wide scholarships (one's a full year of tuition, the other's a set amount; both have to be re-applied for each year)... fingers and toes crossed I get at least one of those!