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The Canadian Applicant Thread
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The weather is so so nice this week, it's finally setting in that this will be my last relatively obligation-free summer for 7 years... 🙁 Is York the only program that requires students to do things over the summer or is it a province, country, continent-wide thing??
I've never heard of any doctoral programs with summers off. You may not be taking classes, but every program I ever interviewed at required students to pay tuition and work on research/acquire clinical hours over summers.
I was accepted into Lakehead's Clinical Ph.D program today 😀.
Yay, congratulations that is so exciting!!!
Thank you 🙂
Do you by chance know anything about the university or their program? I'm having a hard time finding people who know anything about it.
Sorry, I don't know anything about the university.
C'mon, I know there's about 250 of you... be it Master's or PhD... anyone, anyone, Bueller...
Sorry, I didn't apply there so I don't know anything.
At this point, you should be fine to phone the grad secretary to get an update on your file.
To those going to a Canadian clinical program, would it be difficult to gain licensure in the US with a degree from a Canadian school (since they won't be APA accredited after 2015)?
Where did you hear/read that?
"The APA and CPA are in the process of phasing out concurrent accreditation. Beginning on September 1, 2015, the APA will no longer accredit programs in Canada."
-From the APA Website, http://www.apa.org/ed/accreditation/doctoral.html
