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Hi all,
I recently graduated with my BA in psychology and am now preparing to apply to clinical psych grad programs.
During my undergrad I worked with a professor in an independent study course. In that course I began to develope an existential theory of addiction.
For me, it would be ideal to write my dissertation based on the theory. However, I realize that I am naive.
The university I have my heart set on is Duquesne.
I suppose I'm just wondering how realistic it is to expect to find a PhD program that would allow me to research addiction from an existential perspective. I also wonder what other schools besides
Duquesne Might be viable options for me.
Any sort of feedback would be appreciated. Though I realize I've left things a bit vague.
I'll fill in a few more details. I'd like to go to an apa accredited university. And ofcourse, it would be ideal if tuition remission was offered. Somewhere that is equal emphasis or more practice oriented.
I recently graduated with my BA in psychology and am now preparing to apply to clinical psych grad programs.
During my undergrad I worked with a professor in an independent study course. In that course I began to develope an existential theory of addiction.
For me, it would be ideal to write my dissertation based on the theory. However, I realize that I am naive.
The university I have my heart set on is Duquesne.
I suppose I'm just wondering how realistic it is to expect to find a PhD program that would allow me to research addiction from an existential perspective. I also wonder what other schools besides
Duquesne Might be viable options for me.
Any sort of feedback would be appreciated. Though I realize I've left things a bit vague.
I'll fill in a few more details. I'd like to go to an apa accredited university. And ofcourse, it would be ideal if tuition remission was offered. Somewhere that is equal emphasis or more practice oriented.