Counseling Psychology (COP)

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Counseling Psychology (COP) - Ph.D. Degree

Program Description

The doctoral program in counseling psychology is accredited by the American Psychological Association (APA). Successful completion of the approved curriculum results in a Ph.D. (Doctor of Philosophy) degree in Counseling Psychology. The curriculum is built on a framework referred to as a "Scientist-Practitioner" model, wherein emphasis is placed on the integration of both the science and the practice of counseling psychology. The curriculum includes a sequence of supervised clinical practicum experiences in a variety of settings, and a full-time, one-year pre-doctoral internship.

Program Information and Forms

COP Student Information

Program Description

Program Policies

Course Requirements/Program of Study

Practicum Guidelines

Student Feedback Form

Course Substitution Form

FAQs

Association of Counseling Psychology Students (ACOPS)

Program Admissions Information, Guidelines and Forms

Procedures and Guidelines

for applying to the Program.

Complete AU Graduate School Application.

Submit application materials according to instructions.

See www.grad.auburn.edu

Complete GRE: http://www.gre.org/splash.html

Complete COP Program:

Supplemental Application

Three (3) COP Program Personal Reference Forms

An applicant must submit an application supplement directly to the Department of Special Education, Rehabilitation, Counseling/School Psychology. PLEASE NOTE: Application Supplements are tailored to the specific degree programs. Therefore, make sure you are submitting the application that coordinates with the program to which you are applying.

Application deadline: January 15th

Admissions are considered during the Spring semester.

Entry into the degree program begins Fall semester.

New students are not admitted for the Spring or Summer semesters.

COP Program Director of Training

Dr. Randolph B. Pipes (pipesrb@auburn.edu)