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Licensure and Employment of GraduatesThe doctoral program in clinical psychology at the University of Indianapolis is designed to meet the academic requirements necessary for licensure as a clinical psychologist and will thus qualify graduates to apply for professional practice as health service providers in psychology. Graduates of our program are fully qualified to apply for licensure in every state and for membership in the National Register. Our graduates perform well on the national licensure exam (EPPP), which is a requirement for licensure, and are practicing psychologists in many states across the U.S. EPPP performance by all doctoral programs as reported by the Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards
Students who have graduated from our program report working in a variety of settings including medical centers, community mental health centers, private practice, university counseling centers, university faculty positions, the Veteran's Administration, hospitals, state and federal agencies, correctional facilities, child and family clinics, social service agencies, school systems and numerous other sites offering mental health services.
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