The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, USA

Overview

History, Affiliations & Rankings

The Chicago School of Professional Psychology is a private institution established in 1979. Western Association of Schools & Colleges Senior College and University Commission affiliated the Chicago School and it is a lively member of the National Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology. It ranked 1450 nationally and 4953 around the globe.

Infrastructure, Campus, & Courses

There are seven locations Irvin, Chicago, New Orleans, Dallas, Southern California, and Washington, D.C., and online. The school is offering more than 20-degree programs in Psychology and Related Behavioral Sciences. The University has multiple specialized campuses namely Forensic Center, Naomi Ruth Cohen Institute, ConCISE Center, Counseling Centers and Center for Multicultural and Diversity Studies. 

There are multiple fields of studies such as Business Psychology, Applied Behavior Analysis, Forensic Psychology, Marriage and family therapy, Behavioral Sciences, Clinical Psychology, Counseling psychology, International Psychology, School psychology and many more. 

Accomplishments & Alumni 

The Chicago school is the first institution of its kind to be named for the President’s Honor Roll for Community Service and earning the Psychologically Healthy Workplace Award for the state of California. The Chicago campus was one of three in Illinois and one of 115 in the country to be awarded 2010 Engagement Classification from the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching owing to their work in the community and globally. It has also been inducted into the Bouchet Honor Society.
The alumni are Zach Avery who is an American actor, Maurice West who is a democratic member, and Mohammad Kamarainba Mansaray who is a Sierra Leonean politician to name a few.

Student Diversity & Visiting Companies

The School has invited students from over 50 countries and the number of students is 5400. The graduating students are effective practitioners working across the globe. At the Chicago school, the students often work with the under-represented groups of the society which helps with the lifetime professional networking opportunities.