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Counseling Psychology Ph.D. Program Curriculum

Counseling Psychology Ph.D. students will establish specific course and program requirements at the new student orientation during your first fall semester. If you begin taking courses during the summer prior to your first fall semester, you will still establish your specific course and program requirements at the new student orientation during the first fall semester. The following document provides specific course and other academic program requirements at the time of admission into the Ph.D. program in Counseling Psychology at KU. View the Ph.D. Program Plan of Study Sheet here (Word).

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Counseling Psychology Ph.D. Program Curriculum

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