For information about when CUCDP member programs are holding interviews and planning to make offers visit the Admissions and Recruitment Calendar
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Student Resources
The Council of University Directors of Clinical Psychology (CUDCP) represents 255 member programs that provide doctoral education and training in clinical psychology that is consistent with scientist-practitioner and clinical science training models.
CUDCP programs are competitive. In an effort to facilitate applicants' understanding what CUDCP programs are looking for in competitive applicants a list of preferred predoctoral competencies have been provided.
CUDCP Preferred Predoctoral Competencies for Clinical Psychology