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PSYG 901 Practicum lA (1.5) PSYG 818 Statistical Applications (3) PSYG 845 Dissertation Mentoring II (1) PSYG 808 Family Therapy (3) PSYG 808L Family Ther Lab (1)
PSYG 903 Practicum IB (1.5) PSYG 810 Biological Bases of Behavior (3) PSYG 815 Evidence-Based Practice (3) PSYG 815L Evidence-Based Practice Lab (1) PSYG 846 Dissertation Mentoring Ill (1)
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PSYG 905 Practicum IlA (1.5) PSYG 812 Psychopharmacology (3) PSYG 824 Ethics and Professional Practice Issues (3) PSYG 915 Diss Adv I (2)
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Comprehensive Exam Elective #2 (3) PSYG 908 Practicum lilA (1.5; optional)
PSYG 906 Practicum liB (1.5) PSYG 816 Advanced Topics in Human Diversity (3) PSYG 820 Methods of Psychotherapy Integration (3) PSYG 820L Methods of Psychotherapy Integration Lab (1) PSYG 916 Diss Adv II (2) Elective #3 (3) PSYG 829 Supervision and Consultation (3) PSYG 909 Practicum IIIB (1.5; optional) See Notes 3 and 4. PSYG 951 Internship IB (1) PSYG 961 Internship liB (1)
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See Notes 3 and 4. VI
PSYG 950 Internship lA (1) PSYG 960 Internship IIA (1)
PSYG 904 Practicum IC (1.5) PSYG 828 Cognitive/Affective Bases of Behavior (3) PSYG 847 Dissertation Mentoring IV (1) PSYG 913 Dissertation Advising: Proposal Development (2) PSYG 838 Social Bases of Behavior (3) Clinical Competency Exam PSYG 907 Practicum IIC (1.5) Elective #1 (3) PSYG 917 Diss Adv Ill (2)
See Note 3 PSYG 952 Internship IC (1) PSYG 962 Internship IIC (1)
See Note 3 See Note 3 See Note 3 Note 1. Students admitted to Year II w1th Advanced Standmg must also complete PSYG 503 and PSYG 514 unless they can transfer these classes and pass the Competency Examinations in these courses. Note 2. Students admitted to Year II with Advanced Standing must also complete PSYG 510 and PSYG 512 unless they can transfer these classes and pass the Competency Examinations in these courses. Note 3. Plus PSYG 918 Dissertation Advising -continuation (2 cr.) each semester until the Dissertation has been successfully defended. Note 4. In Year V, students take 3 credits of practicum or complete an additional 3-credit elective course.
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