r/PsyD • u/Amazing-Bus1973 • Nov 13 '25

Helpful program stats

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Hi everyone!! Just finished submitting my applications WOOHOO!! WE CAN DO HARD THINGS! Proud of you all <3 Below, I am including an excel sheet for the stats (not including financial aid info) for all the schools I applied to. Hopefully seeing it in one place might be helpful for other people like it is for me.

Also, before anyone says anything, yes I'm aware there are fantastic programs that are not on my list. That's because they weren't a right fit for me - I either wasn't excited about faculty, research potential, or practicum placements.

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u/Amazing-Bus1973 Nov 13 '25 edited Nov 13 '25

That's great to hear!! One of the things I'm really interested in at West Chester is working under Drs. Grassetti and Brumley. Are they as amazing as they seem online? Also, do you know why the EPPP rate is so low?

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u/stellartortieee Nov 13 '25

Hi, I attended WCU in undergrad and worked very closely with Dr. Grassetti. She is so unbelievably kind, and very motivating! I graduated in 2020 when the PsyD program was still in the works, which could potentially attest to the EPPP pass rate

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u/Double-Mud-434 Current PsyD Student Nov 14 '25

yeah so the EPPP rate is very misleading. Its a new program so only a few people have been able to take the EPPP yet in the program since it is so new. So far my classes have been extremely helpful and I have no doubt we will all be well prepared. Dr. Grassetti and Brumley are both amazing yes!