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Advisement and Orientation - Clinical Psychology - Antioch University New England

APA Commission on Accreditation

DISCLOSURE OF EDUCATION/TRAINING OUTCOMES AND INFORMATION ALLOWING FOR INFORMED DECISION-MAKING TO PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS

All programs are required by the APA Commission on Accreditation to provide data consistent with Implementing Regulation C-20. Please note that we recently decreased the maximum number of years permitted to complete the program from 10 to 7. Therefore, these numbers include graduates studying under the old statute of limitations.

Time to Completion
Years to Graduation Mean Median Mode	9-1-2000 to 8/31/2006 7.26 6 5
Completions by Number of Years	Percentage of Graduates
< 5 Years 5 Years 6 Years 7 Years > 7 Years	0% 33.3% 12.0% 20.5% 34.2%

Program Costs

Tuition for 2007-2008
Tuition at ANE is assessed per semester, not per credit hour.

Year 1: $24,650 + $250 per semester comprehensive fee, and a $50 liability fee
Years 2, 3, AND 4: $25,525 + $300 per semester comprehensive fee

Other possible fees, depending on status
Dissertation Advising Fee (Year 5)
Summer Fall and Spring (each semester) Per Credit Fee (additional credits)	$500 $1,000 $875
Internship Fee (Year 5 and beyond)
Summer Fall and Spring (each semester)	$200 $400

Financial Aid
Financial aid is awarded on the basis of need and is offered primarily in the form of student loans. ANE-based grants and scholarships are limited, with the majority coming from the very competitive Jonathan Daniels Scholarship Fund, which awards from $500 to 50% of tuition.

Students are awarded federal work-study based on financial need, and the Office of Financial Aid maintains a list where students have successfully applied for and been granted aid from private or outside sources.

Interships

Internship Placement Data 1999-2006
Internship Application Year	2006-2007	2005-2006	2004-2005	2003-2004	2002-2003	2001-2002	2000-2001	1999-2000
Number of applicants	22	26	27	21	28	18	25	21
Obtained Internships	21 (95.5%)	24 (92.3%)	25 (92.6%)	19 (90.5%)	26 (92.9%)	17 (94.4%)	24 (96.0%)	20 (95.2%)
Obtained APA Internships	13 (61.9%)	17 (70.8%)	21 (84.0%)	14 (73.6%)	18 (69.2%)	12 (70.6%)	21 (86.5%)	13 (65.0%)
Obtained APPIC Internships	17 (80.9%)	20 (83.3%)	23 (92.0%)	17 (89.5%)	21 (80.8%)	16 (94.1%)	24 (100%)	17 (85.0%)
Obtained Paid Internships	20 (95.2%)	23 (95.8%)	25 (100%)	19 (100%)	25 (96.2%)	16 (94.1%)	24 (100%)	19 (95.0%)
Obtained Half-Time Internships	2 (10.0%)	1 (04.0%)	2 (08.0%)	2 (10.5%)	2 (08.0%)	1 (06.0%)	1 (04.0%)	0 (0.0%)

Attrition

Year of Enrollment	# Enrolled	# Graduated w/ doctorate	# Still currently enrolled	# No longer enrolled
2006-2007	155	26	129	0
2005-2006	163	19	135	9
2004-2005	164	21	138	5
2003-2004	168	28	129	11
2002-2003	160	23	131	6
2001-2002	165	28	131	6
2000-2001	161	28	127	6

Licensure


		N	Percent of total (226)
Total Graduates (Graduates 9/1/1996 - 8/31/2005)		226
Graduates licensed as psychologists		153	68%
Graduates not currently licensed as psychologists		73	32%
Regarding those graduates who are not currently licensed as psychologists: Below are their reasons for not being licensed:
	Practice using other professional license/certification	31	14%
	Plan to sit for EPPP for first time by end 2008	9	4%
	Preferred job does not require it/not necessary	8	4%
	Changed to a different field	4	2%
	No reason given	3	1%
	Live in another country (Israel; England)	2	< 1%
	Illness & Disability since graduation	1	< 1%
	Information not available*	15	7%
* Have not replied to multiple phone messages & emails; currently are not listed on their last known state residences' licensing boards.

Last Updated: 7/15/08