Pepperdine University Q&A- Masters of Clinical Psychology (Online)

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Hey everyone! In this video, I answer some questions in regard to my experience at Pepperdine University, psychology, and internships. Hope you get the information you need.
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00:00 intro
01:07 are you doing mft or lpc?
01:25 are you going to apply for a PhD in clinical psychology after your masters?
02:17 can you do the online program from out of state?
02:46 did pepperdine not help find your practicum? also are your sessions done online as well?
04:50 did you relocate? why or why not? if not, would you?
05:46 do you feel that pepperdine was worth the tuition and name recognition?
06:49 do you prefer to do it online and are there live meetings? or you’re just at your own pace?
07:37 do you want to continue your education there or you’re going to change university?
08:36 how do you financially sustain yourself throughout the program?
09:25 i was curious if you were able to transfer over any credits for the foundation courses from your undergrad?
09:56 is Pepperdine considered a degree mill school ?
10:09 were there other online programs you considered and if so which ones do you believe would have maybe also been a good fit?
11:29 were you able to get a doctorate in psychology?
11:41 what state are you interning in?
11:43 what type of job can you get with a masters in psychology?
13:06 will your degree specify that you got it through an online program?
13:35 would you recommend this program based on your experience so far?
14:40 update on practicum
15:16 outro

[@JimB16]

Hi. I am a Psychologist and enjoyed your video...very helpful for people interested in our field! 😂

[@MsSephoramac]

Thank you so much for this video! I just enrolled for the LMFT program. I live in NorCal and online seemed like a better option for me as well but wow, the tuition is outrageous and you're right they raised it again. I do not want to be in debt and I noticed they have all these hidden expenses that they don't mention to you beforehand.The staff I've talked to have all been so nice and helpful but the tuition is not worth it. I was expecting their system to be much more advanced, to have everyone register at the exact same time is not the best idea. I was excited that I was admitted, but after really thinking it through, it's not in my best interest. I'm sure it's a great program but it is not an Ivy League University, their tuition is exaggerated.This time the hassle is NOT worth the tassel! 😂 I'll have to apply elsewhere and hope for the best. Please continue to post updates about the program and your experience as you prepare for graduation! Congrats and good luck! 🤗

[@denaelynn_]

Thank you, glad you found the video helpful! Good luck to you as well 😁

[@MsSephoramac]

@@denaelynn_ Thank you! I'm also not familiar with the quarter system so that was something that I was going to have to adjust to, my last University was on the semester system and I know most universities are on the quarter system. Would you be willing to make another update video about how the quarter system works for you? Some students like it and some don't, I just feel like I would be 10x more stressed than usual that way. 😱

[@denaelynn_]

@@MsSephoramac yeah it has its pros and cons. The most stressful part for me is that we don’t get long breaks in between (usually only a week or two). But you can take more classes in less amount of time.

[@MsSephoramac]

@@denaelynn_ Yes it does, I took 15 or more units at a time and graduated in 2 years and it was stressful but quarter system is just on another level that I would have to adapt to very quickly to survive lol