Chicago School of Professional Psychology Online
Locations: Multiple Locations
Annual Tuition: $13,224
Programs with 5+ Reviews
ZombieSniper
Reviewed: 4/13/2017
Degree: Psychology
Trying to talk to staff and support is a tedious task. Often no replies from instructors. Uses a system that is not compatible with Mac. Too many team projects and not enough individual tasks. Biggest problem is not getting the instructors to hear your concerns or not getting any reply at all. I should note that I have not had the same experience at other inline schools
Anonymous
Reviewed: 1/31/2017
Degree: Counseling
I enjoyed my college experience. My school was small and all my professors knew my name.
former student
Reviewed: 1/12/2017
Degree: Industrial/Organizational Psychology
I found this program to be overpriced. Grading rubrics enforced differently than the written policy. Student concerns were not addressed adequately. Too many students in the program seemed virtually illiterate (e.g., at lease not having a command of English commensurate with what one would expect at an advanced graduate level). Many courses are taught by professors who hold MA from this school (i.e., no doctoral level) and many faculty are from this and other for-profit institutions. Admissions "counselors"... Read More
Anonymous
Reviewed: 1/3/2017
Degree: Psychology
I attended when the ABA program was new. The school is in a great location and facility is nice. The program had some kinks to iron out but overall, I learned a tremendous amount and felt prepared to work in the field
Munirah McNeely
Reviewed: 7/20/2016
Degree: Clinical Psychology
While I really enjoyed the diversity aspect of the school, I did not feel that they prepared students well enough to transition into the working world. I wish that there would have been more support, throughout the entire process of finishing out practicum and applying to take the exam. Lastly, it was very costly. I believe I could have found a more affordable but equally as competitive program.
Katie Paul
Reviewed: 3/5/2016
Degree: Psychology
The Clinical Psy.D. faculty are amazing but the fact that the school is run by a bunch of business professionals does horrible things for the school as a whole.
Erin Fay
Reviewed: 1/30/2016
Degree: Counseling
Heavy workload and expensive leaving, but great education, financial aid provided, and amazing location with easy access to food and transportation.
Anonymous
Reviewed: 9/4/2015
Degree: Forensic Psychology
This school offers outstanding faculty, flexible learning, small class sizes, commitment to diversity, and excellence in the field. I could not recommend the school more.
Alison Vidaurre
Reviewed: 7/15/2015
Degree: Marriage & Family Therapy
So far, I feel that the pros of this graduate programs are the professors. Since they are required to be practicing clinicians, they are able to provide various examples as to what it takes to become a competent Marriage and Family Therapist. Thanks to this program, I will be able to take my first study abroad trip, which has always been a dream of mine. Furthermore, there are various resources readily available for students to aid in academic advancement. Public transportation and an array of eateries... Read More
Lynette Johnson
Reviewed: 5/24/2015
Degree: Psychology
The Chicago School of Professional Psychology is a very good program. They provide students with opportunities to gain experience in working with clients from diverse backgrounds. The faculty is very supportive and willing to provide assistance when needed. I would recommend the program to prospective psychology graduate students.
Janani Vaidya
Reviewed: 4/22/2015
Degree: Social Sciences
Other than the financial aid aspect, this program has been fulfilling and challenging.
JM
Reviewed: 2/9/2015
Degree: Forensic Psychology
I attended this school because of the Forensic Psychology option. However, the information provided during orientation never lived up to the reality of the school. Felt cheated in what turned out to be a very expensive education. The teachers ARE great, however, the school itself is deceptive on what it can deliver and not the best option for a REAL career. Beware and look elsewhere, there are much better and cheaper alternatives
Victoria Carrice
Reviewed: 2/6/2015
Degree: Counseling Psychology
I am very happy with my decision to attend the Chicago School of Professional Psychology. I am excited to be a part of a growing and developing campus in Washington D.C. (the campus is only 4-5 years old) and can already foresee the large impact the school will have in the city in the future. The faculty and staff inspire me daily to begin the process of developing my professional identity as a counselor and also to think critically about what my passions are. Also, I love my classmates, and commend... Read More
Lu Jin
Reviewed: 2/2/2015
Degree: Counseling
Pros: students have easy access to assistance in academic and career plans, professors are very knowledgable, as the matter of fact lots of them are in practice as counselors, therefore students have great opportunities to be supervised by experienced psychologists and counselors. Cons: very limited scholarships and financial aids
Ana Waterman
Reviewed: 1/20/2015
Degree: Counseling
Graduate program is definitely a competitive core program that will prepare students for future careers in psychology. Parking and transportation can be difficult being that the campus is in a large city. Overall, the campus is safe, the professors are knowledgeable, and the students are driven and friendly.
Megan Vilmain
Reviewed: 1/13/2015
Degree: Psychology
This school is such a great place to study. The faculty and instructors are so willing to help you with your needs.
cara reese
Reviewed: 1/5/2015
Degree: Psychology
The pros are the faculty. They are always available when you need them and they always challeng us to think more, do more, ask more questions. The Chicago School of Professional Psychology has a very diverse population. I've made plenty of cohorts. The classes are small, which is great because the faculty knows you on a personal level. The cons are that....I cant think of any!
Alana Model
Reviewed: 1/5/2015
Degree: Marriage & Family Therapy
Pros are the amazing professors as they are always willing to help and do everything they can to make sure you understand the material. Cons are that the program is extremely small.
Amima Diagne
Reviewed: 12/14/2014
Degree: Psychology
Great education - excellent balance between theory and application; continuous experiential learning opportunities, and the ability to learn from both the experienced faculty as well as fellow students and the wealth of knowledge, experiences and perspectives they also bring to the table. I would appreciate more grants and scholarships, although they do offer them. It is also known that master's level programs are harder for students to get scholarships for. But this is an area they have an opportunity... Read More
Sandra Cortez
Reviewed: 8/28/2014
Degree: Psychology
This is a great school. The workload is heavy, but I feel it will be worth it once I'm done. Through the help of the school, I landed an awesome practicum site for my training, which I feel I'm going to gain a ton of knowledge from. I'm excited for my future!