California Southern University offers an online Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) program designed to advance your knowledge in clinical topics and psychological research. The program emphasizes the practical application of psychological principles in professional settings. You can choose between two specializations: Applied Psychology (PsyD-AP) for non-clinical roles, or Psychology: Clinical Specialization (PsyD-CS) for those pursuing licensure. Both programs provide a strong foundation in psychological science and can be completed entirely online.
CalSouthern PsyD graduates can pursue diverse career paths. The university does not guarantee employment, licensure, or salary outcomes.
Additional fees apply for practicum, internship, and residency courses (if applicable for PsyD-CS). Students are responsible for personal expenses related to residency participation.
The tuition fee for the PsyD program is USD $645 per credit for both domestic and international students. Additional fees may apply for practicum, internship, and residency courses.
The full-time PsyD program is designed to be completed in 4-5 years. The program requires 66 credits and must be completed within 10 years of initial enrollment.
The Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) program at California Southern University is offered entirely online. New classes start monthly, providing flexibility for students.
Graduates of the PsyD program can pursue various career paths including consulting, industrial/organizational psychology, coaching, leadership development, business, policy, research, private/group practice, and education. You can choose a specialization in Applied Psychology (PsyD-AP) for non-clinical roles or Psychology: Clinical Specialization (PsyD-CS) for those pursuing licensure.
To apply, prospective students should first complete the online inquiry form. After reviewing program details, you can then proceed to the online application portal and submit transcripts for potential credit evaluation.
Yes, up to 30 credits may be transferred towards the PsyD program. Transfer credits are evaluated on an individual basis, and not all credits are eligible.