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Educational Psychology
250 Education Sciences Bldg
56 East River Road
Minneapolis, MN 55455
Voice: 612-624-6083

Counseling and Student Personnel Psychology
250 Education Sciences Building
56 East River Road
Minneapolis, MN
55455-0364 USA

Tel: 612-624-6827
Fax: 612-624-8241
cspp@umn.edu

CSPP education and training outcomes

The following CSPP education and training outcomes are provided for prospective applicants to learn as much as possible about our program in order to make informed choices.

1. Time to completion
 

Time to completion for graduates in 2005-2011 Students who began with an M.A. Students who began with a B.A.
Number of students completing 41 2
Mean time to completion (median) 6.0 years 9.3 years
Completion in fewer than five years 5 (12.3%) students 0 (0%) students
Completion in five years 9 (24.4%) students 0 (0%) students
Completion in six years 13 (31.7%) students 1 (50%) students
Completion in seven years 6 (14.6%) students 0 (0%) students
Completion in more than seven years 7 (17.0%) students 1 (50%) students

2. Program costs

The costs of attending the University of Minnesota per year are as follows:

Program costs
2010-2011
Resident of Minnesota Nonresident
Full-time tuition $14,012.00 $21,466.00
Tuition per credit $1,167.67 $1,788.84
Mandatory fees $365.90 $365.90

All incoming doctoral students for fall 2009 who entered with an M.A. received funding in the form of a graduate assistantship or fellowship. This included a tuition waiver and a stipend. Students with assistantships and fellowships pay only the mandatory student fees.

Percentage of first year students with full funding, 2011 Number with assistantships Number with fellowships
100% 6 (83.4%) 1 (16.6%)

3. Internships

CSPP students have an extremely solid record of competing successfully for pre-doctoral internship positions. Students who are unsuccessful are typically faced with personal/family situations that restrict them to apply only locally. Students who had to reapply were all (100%) offered positions the second year they applied.

Internship outcomes 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Past 7 years
Number of students who applied for internships 5 6 8 3 8 3 9 42
Number of students who obtained internships 5

(100%)
6

(100%)
8

(100%)
3

 (100%)
8

(100%)
3

(100%)
8

(88.8%)
41

(97.4%)
Number of students who obtained paid internships  5

(100%)
6

(100%)
7

(87.5%)
3

(100%)
8

(100%)
3

(100%)
8

(88.8%)
40

(95.24%)
Number of students who obtained APPIC member internships 5

(100%)
6

(100%)
6

(75%)
3

(100%)
7

(87.5%)
3

(100%)
8

(88.8%)
38

(90.4%)
Number of students who obtained APA accredited internships 5

(100%)
6

(100%)
5

(62.5%)
3

(100%)
7

 (87.5%)
2

(66.7%)
8

(88.8%)
36

(85.7%)
Number of students who obtained two year half-time internships 0

 (0%)
0

(0%)
0

(0%)
0

 (0%)
0

 (0%)
0

(0%)
0

 (0%)
0

(0%)
Number of students who obtained internships conforming to CDSPP guidelines N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

4. Attrition
 

Year entering program 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005
# Enrolled 7 9 7 5 7 9 11
# Graduated with Ph.D. 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
# currently enrolled 7 9 7 5 7 7 9
# no longer enrolled* 0 0 0 0 0 2 1

* All (100%) students who are no longer enrolled left for personal reasons.

5. Licensure

Licensure for Graduates (1999-2007)
Licensed 32 (72.7%)
Not Licensed* 10 (22.7%)
Licensure Status Unknown 2 (4.5%)

*Graduates who are not licensed include international students who have returned to their country of origin and some who are pursuing academic/scientific careers.



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Revised January 19, 2011