Counseling Psychology Ph.D.

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Students in the Program receive a full tuition waiver, which is not dependent on having a GA appointment
Although additional funding is not guaranteed, virtually all students have successfully secured funding for the full duration of their studies for the past 30+ years. As of 2025, the School of Education and Human Development’s stipend is $32,000 for a 20-hr, 9-month appointment. This stipend is reviewed and adjusted periodically to reflect inflation and increased living costs.
Students receive funding through various types of Graduate Assistantships (GAs). Common roles include assisting faculty with their research, providing teaching support, and performing administrative duties.
A 20-hr GA appointment includes a 100% health insurance subsidy (currently $4,100).
A link to Graduate School competitive fellowships, scholarships, and awards is here.