The faculty and more advanced students have made my first year in the program both comfortable and exciting. There is always someone to turn to for support. The many research, teaching, and clinical opportunities available, as well as a collaborative atmosphere, allow for students to begin to develop their own unique professional identity. --- Crystal
The program offer the range of curriculum, and quality research and clinical experiences that I was searching for. I find the greatest strength of the program though to be the friendly and supportive atmosphere across students and faculty alike. ---Dana
[Deep Inhale] Wwwhhhhheeeellllllll [sigh], this program broke me...but, it put me back together again better than when I started. ---Kathy
PS: Don't tell Dr. Cox which one of Cashdan's boxes you fit in!
The program offers diverse orientations and opportunities in clinical practice, with faculty who guide you from their perspective and foster the development of your own. ---Jonathan
The older graduate students were wonderful at making you feel right at home in the new program and adjust to life at UNT. The first year seems challenging, but everyone goes out of their way to make you feel comfortable and prepared. ---Kimberly
I really believe the diversity of clinical training options offered by UNT can rival any of the best schools out there. On top of that, the research opportunities that many of the faculty offer are top notch. ---Chris
The collaborative culture was what attracted me to this program and still provides daily reassurance that I made the right choice. ---Erica
My adviser gave me the chance early on to get involved in ongoing research and start my own projects. Those opportunities have been invaluable learning experiences, resulted in career building publications, and shaped my interests. ---Nathan
One of the biggest strengths of the program, is the collaborative and supportive atmosphere that is encouraged by both students and faculty. Everyone - from first years to fifth years - works together to ensure success, whether that means sharing notes and outlines or meeting for drinks after an exam! ---Jill
I like this program because it is well-rounded and offers rich clinical and research opportunities to students. What I value most from my experience is the helpfulness of the faculty who take a sincere interest in the success of the students. ----Pamela
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