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I am choosing between The Wright Institute and University of Denver PsyD programs. I got a great feeling from The Wright Institute and from the University of Denver. I like both programs but I am leaning towards The Wright Institute… I just got a better feeling during my interview/visit
Things that I am wrestling with:
Denver is hugely expensive (57k) and The Wright Institute is more reasonable (32k)…
Berkeley is expensive and Denver is more manageable...
Denver has a better match rate and smaller cohort-35ish. ..The Wright is 60ish.
Both programs require students to have to have a caseload in the first year. Denver asks students to work in their clinic and field placement sites. The Wright only has field placement sites.
I like Berkeley more than Denver but I am trying to not let that be a deciding factor. I am primarily interested in community health, working with victims of sexual assault and personality disorders. I believe I could gain a lot of experience and expand upon my interests at both schools…
Any tips for making a decision?
Things that I am wrestling with:
Denver is hugely expensive (57k) and The Wright Institute is more reasonable (32k)…
Berkeley is expensive and Denver is more manageable...
Denver has a better match rate and smaller cohort-35ish. ..The Wright is 60ish.
Both programs require students to have to have a caseload in the first year. Denver asks students to work in their clinic and field placement sites. The Wright only has field placement sites.
I like Berkeley more than Denver but I am trying to not let that be a deciding factor. I am primarily interested in community health, working with victims of sexual assault and personality disorders. I believe I could gain a lot of experience and expand upon my interests at both schools…
Any tips for making a decision?