Seeking Ph.D. Program Advice

And the Great State of Cali will even recognised an unaccredited PsyD in order to sit for your state licensure. And San Diego University for Integral Studies is one such unaccredited PsyD.

 

OMG! I'm up at 4:30, which my fellow cute mod kiz tells me it's now the insomniac hour! time to go beddy thx for listening to me rant, gnite!

 

Well, dyaumm, gotta WAKE UP BY 6AM SAT. GOTTA GO! THX, IT'S BEEN INCE MEETING YA! bY THE WAY, CHECK OUT THE pSYd sTIOCKIE!

 

dYAUMM, I'M ALMOST UP TO 12,500 POSTS! gOTTA GO!

 

It was my impression that the majority of people in the SES do not have a PhD, and most SES positions do not require one.

 

None require one, not even faculty positions. (Schools want to keep their options open.) The VAST majority of SES members do NOT hold doctorates, except in the professions where a first professional doctorate (like the MD or JD) is required.

Other than a few scientific positions, I doubt a PhD makes one particularly competitive for an SES position. I think it helps in a few other areas, but only slightly. And it can hurt a lot when one is being considered by people who don't even come close to one's own education level. I shouldn't have to explain that dynamic.