Student Admissions, Outcomes, and Other Data

Antioch University Santa Barbara’s PsyD program is currently preparing our application for American Psychological Association accreditation. As a new program, we have recently become eligible to do so and are working hard to attain this accreditation.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The APA Commission on Accreditation requires doctoral programs in professional psychology to provide information about completion rates, program costs, internship acceptance, student attrition, and licensure outcomes. The following information is provided for potential students, current students, and the public, in accordance with the Guidelines and Principles for Accreditation of Programs in Professional Psychology.

  • Time to completion

[as of 7/1/2011]
The following table provides degree completion data for all students completing the PsyD program in the past seven years.

Graduation Outcomes200920102011
Total Number Completing the Program444
Advanced Standing Level Entry
Number Completing the Program442
Mean years to complete PsyD44.255.25
Median years to complete PsyD44.255.25
% Completing PsyD in < 5 years100%100%50%
% Completing PsyD in 5 years0%0%0%
% Completing PsyD in 6 years0%0%50%
% Completing PsyD in 7 years0%0%0%
% Completing PsyD in >7 years0%0%0%
Bachelor Level Entry
Number Completing the Program002
Mean years to complete PsyD005
Median years to complete PsyD005
% Completing PsyD in < 5 years0%0%50%
% Completing PsyD in 5 years0%0%0%
% Completing PsyD in 6 years0%0%50%
% Completing PsyD in 7 years0%0%0%
% Completing PsyD in > 7 years0%0%0%

  • Program costs 2011-12: Full time student tuition is $21,915 per academic year (three quarters.) Tuition per credit hour is $732 per quarter unit for units taken over 15 (although we do not enroll part-time students). Additional student fees are $1,101 per academic year (three quarters.) Federal Loans are available; some limited scholarship money is also available, as well as limited graduate assistantships.
  • Internships (Outcome data updated May 9, 2011)

INTERNSHIP YEAR OF ENTRY 2011201020092008200720062005
Number of Students Who Applied for Internship16 679NANANA
Number and Percentage Who Obtained Internship
(characteristics noted below)		15578NANANA
(94%)(83%)(100%)(89%)NANANA
Obtained Paid Internship5145NANANA
(31%)(17%)(57%)(56%)NANANA
Obtained APA/CPA Accredited Internship0100NANANA
(0%)(17%)(0%)(0%)NANANA
Obtained APPIC Member Internship3223NANANA
(19%)(33%)(29%)(33%)NANANA
Obtained CAPIC Member Internship12245NANANA
(75%)(33%)(57%)(56%)NANANA
Two Year Half-Time Internships2011NANANA
(13%)(0%)(14%)(11%)NANANA
Additional Data on Internships
Obtained Full Time Internships13567NANANA
(81%)(83%)(86%)(78%)NANANA
Obtained Unfunded Internship10433NANANA
(63%)(67%)(43%)(33%)NANANA
Obtained APPIC Equivalent Internship (Out of State Student)NANA1NANANANA
(14%)
Deferred Internship Search to Following Year1101NANANA
(6%)(20%)(0%)(11%)NANANA
Awarded Competitive CA Dept. of Mental Health StipendNANA32NANANA
NANA(43%)(22%)NANANA

Note: All percentages are based on the total number of students applying for internships for the respective year (not the number who obtained internships), as per APA Commission on Accreditation Policy Statements and Implementing Regulations, IR C-20, December 2010.

APA/CPA: American Psychological Association/Canadian Psychological Association
APPIC: Association of Psychology Postdoctoral and Internship Centers (www.appic.org)
CAPIC: California Psychology Internship Council (www.capic.net)
NA: Not Applicable at this time.

  • Attrition

Year of First Enrollment# Students Enrolled# and Percentage who graduated with doctorate# and percentage of students still enrolled in program# and percentage of students no longer enrolled for any reason other than graduation
2004NANANANA
2005157 (47%)4 (27%)5 (33%)
2006172 (12%)8 (47%)7 (41%)
200719-12 (63%)7 (37%)
200817-16 (94%)1 (6%)
200912-11 (92%)1 (8%)
201018-17 (94%)1 (6%)

  • Licensure: As of June 2010, the program has graduated two cohorts and there are no licensure data to report yet. However, one student has successfully passed EPPP.

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