Insider's Guide to Graduate Programs in Clinical and Counseling Psychology
2022/2023 edition
John C. Norcross and Michael A. Sayette
HardcoverPaperbacke-bookprint + e-book
Hardcover
orderApril 18, 2022
ISBN 9781462548538
Price: $70.00 462 Pages
Size: 8.5" x 11"
Paperback
orderApril 14, 2022
ISBN 9781462548477
Price: $29.95462 Pages
Size: 8.5" x 11"
“When I started preparing to apply to clinical psychology doctoral programs, I was completely bewildered. How do I figure out what schools to apply to? What makes a good CV and statement? What should I be prepared to talk about in an interview? The Insider’s Guide answered all my questions and more, providing a well-researched and comprehensive system for building a strong application. The list of schools alone made it well worth the purchase. I honestly don’t know how I would have done it without this book. If you’re planning to go to graduate school for clinical or counseling psychology, I could not recommend this book more highly!”

—Alexander Jusdanis, doctoral program applicant
“An informative and essential guide for prospective graduate students. The topics are covered thoroughly, yet clearly and concisely. I was especially impressed with the book's inclusiveness—the authors acknowledge the challenges that LGBT, disabled, and racial/ethnic minority applicants may experience, even in fields that appear to be inclusive. The book would be extremely helpful for first-generation college students, who may have little knowledge about the pursuit of graduate school. The examples of CVs, letters, and emails are exceptional. This book would be a perfect supplemental text for my senior-level clinical assessment course.”

—Sonya Lawson Hutchinson, PhD, Chair and Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, Stillman College

—Alexander Jusdanis, doctoral program applicant
“An informative and essential guide for prospective graduate students. The topics are covered thoroughly, yet clearly and concisely. I was especially impressed with the book's inclusiveness—the authors acknowledge the challenges that LGBT, disabled, and racial/ethnic minority applicants may experience, even in fields that appear to be inclusive. The book would be extremely helpful for first-generation college students, who may have little knowledge about the pursuit of graduate school. The examples of CVs, letters, and emails are exceptional. This book would be a perfect supplemental text for my senior-level clinical assessment course.”

—Sonya Lawson Hutchinson, PhD, Chair and Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, Stillman College