About
Details at a Glance
Our Program
Master of Arts (MA) in Counseling Psychology
Doctorate (PsyD) in Clinical Psychology
For over fifty years, The Wright Institute has offered a dynamic blend of academic rigor, practical training, and a supportive, collegial environment. Our enthusiastic faculty are active practitioners and offer valuable real-world insights. Our curriculum integrates coursework with practical experience, providing for the systematic, progressive acquisition of the knowledge and skills necessary to become a licensed mental health practitioner.
Admissions
Requirements
Application Deadline
PsyD in Clinical Psychology: January 5. Classes start in September.
MA in Counseling Psychology: Multiple application rounds. Classes start in September.
Student Body
Inclusion
Clubs & Associations
Students are empowered to form their own groups that reflect their areas of interest. Existing and previous groups include:
- Psychologists for Social Responsibility (PsySR)
- Student Mentors
- Motivational Interviewing Lab
- Wright Institute Students of Color (WISOC)
- White Privilege Accountability Group (WPAG)
- Executive Committee
- Diversity Committee
What Our Students Say
The Wright is a warm community in which diversity of thought, expression, and aptitude are embraced. Students and faculty share a commitment to relieve human suffering and an awe for human experience. It is rare to find a community at once so welcoming and challenging. The Wright Institute helped me develop a strong foundation in Clinical Psychology and the confidence to apply this knowledge in innovative ways.
Kelly M., Doctorate in Clinical Psychology ‘08I am grateful for such a phenomenal education, support towards finding employment post-grad, and continuing support in navigating the licensing process.
Hazel Z., MA in Counseling Psychology ‘16Through my experience at the Wright Institute, I have learned about leadership, advocacy, community, and humility. This institution has given me the opportunity to develop into a multiculturally sensitive, compassionate, and thoughtful clinician who is able to work effectively and confidently with diverse populations.
Tanya S., Doctorate in Clinical Psychology ‘16
The Wright is a warm community in which diversity of thought, expression, and aptitude are embraced. Students and faculty share a commitment to relieve human suffering and an awe for human experience. It is rare to find a community at once so welcoming and challenging. The Wright Institute helped me develop a strong foundation in Clinical Psychology and the confidence to apply this knowledge in innovative ways.
I am grateful for such a phenomenal education, support towards finding employment post-grad, and continuing support in navigating the licensing process.
Through my experience at the Wright Institute, I have learned about leadership, advocacy, community, and humility. This institution has given me the opportunity to develop into a multiculturally sensitive, compassionate, and thoughtful clinician who is able to work effectively and confidently with diverse populations.