PhD Clinical Psychology: Faculty
Financial aid is money used to pay for your education and associated expenses. The best way to finance your education is through money you don’t have to repay, such as grants and scholarships. If you can’t get enough free money to pay for college and you aren’t able to cover your costs with savings or other resources, student loans are another option. Below financial aid options for graduate and undergraduate students.
FAFSA on the Web – The online web site for The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) application.
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Past Events
Special Events 2010-2011 Academic Year:
The Center for Excellence in Diversity accomplishes several special events and projects aimed at promoting excellence in scholarship:
The Palo Alto University Latino Student Organization (PULSO) is the new Latino student group of Palo Alto University. We are committed to expanding multicultural awareness within the student psychological community through education, collaboration, and service. We welcome students of all cultural backgrounds who are interested in expanding their multicultural awareness and professional competence. As most of you will see in your practicum sites and in your future careers, Latinos are a growing number especially in California. The 2010 U.S.
As director, Dr. Stanley Sue, a pioneer among Asian-American psychologists, will examine PAU’s curriculum and recommend ways to weave more diversity and cultural competence into day-to-day teaching. Among other things, he’ll advise university officials on how to increase minority representation among students and faculty. PAU offers only psychology degrees—doctorate, master’s and bachelor’s—with undergraduates taking non-psychology courses at nearby De Anza College.