Best Clinical Psychology Doctoral Programs in Indiana, Ranked (2026)
Top APA-accredited clinical psychology doctoral programs (PhD and PsyD) in Indiana for 2026, with cohort sizes, the 3,100 total supervised hours (1,500 internship + 1,600 post-doctoral) plus HSPP endorsement structure, EPPP plus the Indiana Jurisprudence Examination, and Indiana's PSYPACT membership since July 2023.
Key Takeaways
- Indiana has roughly 12 APA-accredited doctoral psychology programs across 7 institutions. R1 anchors include Indiana University Bloomington Clinical Science PhD (continuously APA-accredited since 1948, the longest in Indiana, also PCSAS-accredited and Academy of Psychological Clinical Science member), Purdue University Clinical Psychological Sciences PhD (APA + PCSAS dual-accredited), and University of Notre Dame Clinical Science PhD (APA-accredited since April 15, 2011). IU Bloomington also runs APA-accredited Counseling Psychology PhD and School Psychology PhD. Purdue runs an APA-accredited Counseling Psychology PhD (since 2002). Ball State University runs APA-accredited Counseling and School Psychology PhDs. IU Indianapolis (formerly IUPUI) runs Clinical Psychology PhD. Indiana State University Terre Haute runs Indiana's oldest APA-accredited Clinical Psychology PsyD (continuously since 1985) plus School Psychology PsyD (NASP-approved, hybrid delivery). University of Indianapolis runs Clinical Psychology PsyD (NCSPP member).
- Indiana licenses psychologists through the Indiana State Psychology Board under the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency (PLA). Required supervised experience is at least 1,500 hours pre-doctoral internship plus 1,600 hours post-doctoral supervised experience (completed in no less than 12 months); at least 50% must be direct clinical services with clients.
- Most Indiana psychologists pursue the Health Service Provider in Psychology (HSPP) endorsement, which is required to diagnose and treat independently. HSPP requires the same 1,600 post-doctoral hours, with at least 900 of those being direct client hours.
- Exam sequence is the EPPP (passing scaled score 500) plus the Indiana Jurisprudence Examination: 50 true-false/multiple-choice questions, 75% passing score. Required of ALL applicants with no exemptions.
- Fees: Application $100; biennial renewal August 31 of each even-numbered year. Continuing education is 40 CE hours per biennium (9/1/2024 to 8/31/2026 cycle) including 6 hours in ethics with at least 3 in Category I ethics.
- Indiana is a PSYPACT state. Indiana enacted PSYPACT through Senate Enrolled Act 365-2022 (signed/enacted March 10, 2022), implemented and live July 5, 2023. IN LPs holding the E.Passport plus APIT can practice telepsychology across all 40+ PSYPACT member states.
- Indiana psychologist wages run roughly at the lower end of the national range. BLS Indiana OEWS places Clinical and Counseling Psychologists (SOC 19-3033) in the $76,880 to $111,440 range, with prior 2022 data showing 1,910 employed at a state median of $83,500. School Psychologists earn a state median around $69,220 (well below national $84,940). Indiana cost of living runs well below national average.
- The Indiana State Loan Repayment Program (IN-SLRP) covers psychologists serving in mental-health HPSAs. Up to $40,000 for 2 years of full-time service; reapplication allowed once for an additional 2-year term.
Indiana runs a deep psychology training landscape with 12 APA-accredited doctoral programs across 7 institutions. The marquee program is Indiana University Bloomington Clinical Science PhD (continuously APA-accredited since 1948, the longest in Indiana, also PCSAS-accredited and Academy of Psychological Clinical Science member). IU Bloomington also runs APA-accredited Counseling Psychology PhD and School Psychology PhD, all funded with assistantship packages (tuition waiver for up to 18 credits per academic year plus stipend plus health insurance).
Purdue University West Lafayette is the only Indiana institution operating multiple APA-accredited doctoral psychology programs across BOTH a Clinical Psychological Sciences PhD (dual APA + PCSAS-accredited) AND a Counseling Psychology PhD (APA-accredited since 2002, College of Education). This dual presence is rare nationally. University of Notre Dame Clinical Science PhD (APA-accredited since April 15, 2011) is a private R1 with strong methodology focus and full funding. IU Indianapolis (formerly IUPUI) runs the Clinical Psychology PhD with strong IU School of Medicine and Roudebush VAMC training relationships, a minimum 5-year support package, and stipends around $21,000+ per year.
The PsyD landscape is anchored by Indiana State University Terre Haute, which holds Indiana's oldest APA-accredited PsyD (Clinical, continuously since 1985, with 98% APA-accredited internship match rate) plus a School Psychology PsyD (APA + NASP-approved, hybrid delivery, ISU pioneered doctoral training in School Psychology starting 1965). University of Indianapolis runs the Clinical PsyD (NCSPP member, $37,962 per year, three concentrations: Child and Adolescent, Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine, Adult Psychopathology and Psychotherapy; 96% licensure rate). Ball State University in Muncie runs APA-accredited Counseling Psychology PhD and School Psychology PhD.
The Indiana State Psychology Board licensure path under the Indiana PLA requires a doctorate from an APA-accredited or ASPPB/National Register designated program, at least 1,500 hours pre-doctoral internship plus 1,600 hours post-doctoral supervised experience (in 12+ months, at least 50% direct clinical services with clients), the EPPP (passing scaled score 500), and the Indiana Jurisprudence Examination (50 questions, 75% passing). Most psychologists pursue the Health Service Provider in Psychology (HSPP) endorsement which is required to diagnose and treat independently (requires 900 of the 1,600 post-doctoral hours to be direct client hours). Initial application fee is $100; biennial renewal is August 31 of each even-numbered year. Continuing education is 40 CE hours per biennium including 6 ethics. Total timeline runs 9 to 12 years post-bachelor's.
Indiana has been a PSYPACT state since July 5, 2023 via SEA 365-2022 (enacted March 10, 2022). IN LPs with APIT can practice telepsychology across all 40+ PSYPACT member states. Combined with the deep employer market (IU Health statewide, Community Health Network and Eskenazi Health in Indianapolis, Franciscan Health, Parkview in Fort Wayne, Riley Hospital for Children, plus Roudebush VAMC with APA-accredited internship through 2032 and four operating Indiana FSSA DMHA state psychiatric hospitals), Indiana offers strong career economics despite below-national BLS wage averages.
APA-Accredited Clinical Psychology Doctoral Programs in Indiana
All 10 programs ranked in this guide, with tuition, format, and accreditation at a glance.
| # | School | In-State Tuition | Format | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Indiana University Bloomington (Clinical Science PhD) | Fully funded: fellowship/assistantship packages include tuition waiver for up to 18 credits per academic year + stipend + health insurance | On-campus | |
| 2 | Purdue University West Lafayette (Clinical Psychological Sciences PhD) | ~$9,992 per year (in-state base); fully waived for admitted PhD students with tuition waiver + stipend package | On-campus | |
| 3 | University of Notre Dame | Fully funded (private R1 university) | On-campus | |
| 4 | Indiana University Indianapolis (formerly IUPUI) | Tuition scholarship ~$9,324 per year (in-state); covered by minimum 5-year financial support package | On-campus | |
| 5 | Indiana University Bloomington (Counseling Psychology PhD) | Funded via assistantships; fellowship awards include tuition/fee waivers for up to 18 credits per academic year | On-campus | |
| 6 | Purdue University West Lafayette (Counseling Psychology PhD) | ~$9,992 per year (in-state base) with assistantship support | On-campus | |
| 7 | Ball State University | Ball State graduate rates with assistantship support typical | On-campus | |
| 8 | Indiana State University (Clinical PsyD) | ISU public university graduate rates | On-campus | |
| 9 | Indiana State University (School PsyD) | ISU public university graduate rates | <strong>Hybrid delivery</strong> | |
| 10 | University of Indianapolis (UIndy) | ~$37,962 per year (private) | On-campus |
Indiana University Bloomington (Clinical Science PhD)
In-State
Fully funded: fellowship/assistantship packages include tuition waiver for up to 18 credits per academic year + stipend + health insurance
Out-of-State
Same with full funding
Length
5 years on campus + 1-year APA-accredited clinical internship
Field Hours
1,500+ on the APA-accredited internship plus practicum
Concentrations
- APA-accredited continuously since 1948, the longest continuous APA accreditation in Indiana
- PCSAS-accredited AND Academy of Psychological Clinical Science member
- Cohort of approximately 3 to 5 admitted per year
- GRE NOT required for applicants to Psychological and Brain Sciences
- Full funding: assistantship packages with 18-credit tuition waiver + stipend + health insurance
Purdue University West Lafayette (Clinical Psychological Sciences PhD)
In-State
~$9,992 per year (in-state base); fully waived for admitted PhD students with tuition waiver + stipend package
Out-of-State
~$28,794 per year (out-of-state base); fully waived for admitted PhD students
Length
5 to 6 years + 1-year APA-accredited internship
Field Hours
1,500+ on the APA-accredited internship plus practicum
Concentrations
- APA + PCSAS dual-accredited Clinical Psychological Sciences PhD
- Application fee $60 domestic / $75 international
- Application deadline December 1 for fall admission
- Fully waived tuition + stipend package for admitted PhD students
- Purdue is the only Indiana institution running multiple APA-accredited doctoral psychology programs (Clinical Psychological Sciences PhD AND Counseling Psychology PhD)
University of Notre Dame
In-State
Fully funded (private R1 university)
Out-of-State
Same with full funding
Length
~5 years on campus + 1-year APA-accredited clinical internship
Field Hours
1,500+ on the APA-accredited internship plus practicum
Concentrations
- APA-accredited Clinical Science PhD effective April 15, 2011
- Private R1 university with full funding
- Clinical scientist training model with strong methodology/statistics focus
- Located east side of Notre Dame Stadium at 390 Corbett Family Hall
- Distinctive aligned with clinical science model nationally
Indiana University Indianapolis (formerly IUPUI)
In-State
Tuition scholarship ~$9,324 per year (in-state); covered by minimum 5-year financial support package
Out-of-State
Tuition scholarship ~$26,232 per year (out-of-state); covered by minimum 5-year financial support package
Length
6 years (5 on campus + 1-year internship); minimum 800 practicum hours, master's thesis, prelims, dissertation
Field Hours
800+ practicum hours + 1,500+ APA-accredited internship
Concentrations
- APA-accredited Clinical Psychology PhD at the Indianapolis campus
- Minimum 5-year support package: ~$21,000+ annual stipend (10-month) for 20 hr/week + tuition scholarship + health insurance
- Strong IU School of Medicine partnerships and Roudebush VAMC training relationships
- 6-year structure (5 on campus + 1-year internship)
- Indianapolis location with placements across IU Health, Eskenazi, Riley Hospital, and Roudebush VAMC
Indiana University Bloomington (Counseling Psychology PhD)
In-State
Funded via assistantships; fellowship awards include tuition/fee waivers for up to 18 credits per academic year
Out-of-State
Same with funding
Length
5 to 6 years + 1-year APA-accredited internship
Field Hours
1,500+ on the APA-accredited internship plus practicum
Concentrations
- APA-accredited Counseling Psychology PhD housed in IU School of Education
- Most admitted students receive assistantship support
- Fellowship awards include tuition and fee waivers for up to 18 credits per academic year
- Scientist-practitioner training model
- Bloomington location alongside IU Clinical Science PhD
Purdue University West Lafayette (Counseling Psychology PhD)
In-State
~$9,992 per year (in-state base) with assistantship support
Out-of-State
~$28,794 per year (out-of-state base)
Length
5 to 6 years + 1-year APA-accredited internship
Field Hours
1,500+ on the APA-accredited internship plus practicum
Concentrations
- APA-accredited Counseling Psychology PhD since 2002
- Accepts both bachelor's and master's degree applicants
- Up to 30 credit hours can be transferred upon review for master's-entry students
- Scientist-practitioner training model
- Housed in Purdue College of Education (separate from Department of Psychological Sciences Clinical PhD)
Ball State University
In-State
Ball State graduate rates with assistantship support typical
Out-of-State
Out-of-state Ball State graduate rates
Length
5 to 6 years
Field Hours
1,500+ on the APA-accredited internship plus practicum
Concentrations
- Two APA-accredited doctoral psychology programs: Counseling Psychology PhD and School Psychology PhD
- Counseling PhD housed in Department of Counseling Psychology, Social Psychology, and Counseling
- School PhD housed in Teachers College Department of Educational Psychology
- Note: Ball State does NOT operate a Clinical Psychology PsyD (only the Counseling and School PhDs are APA-accredited at the doctoral level)
- Muncie location with placements across Indianapolis metro and East Central Indiana
Indiana State University (Clinical PsyD)
In-State
ISU public university graduate rates
Out-of-State
Out-of-state ISU graduate rates
Length
5 years (4 academic + 1-year internship); 100 credit hours
Field Hours
1,500+ on the APA-accredited internship plus practicum at the on-campus Psychology Clinic
Concentrations
- Indiana's OLDEST APA-accredited PsyD program (continuously since 1985)
- 98% APA-accredited internship match rate over past 5 years
- 100-credit, 5-year structure (4 academic + 1-year internship)
- On-campus Psychology Clinic for training
- ISU pioneered doctoral training in School Psychology starting 1965
Indiana State University (School PsyD)
In-State
ISU public university graduate rates
Out-of-State
Out-of-state ISU graduate rates
Length
5-year full-time commitment
Field Hours
1,500+ on the APA-accredited internship plus practicum
Concentrations
- APA-accredited School Psychology PsyD AND NASP-approved
- Hybrid delivery format (one day per week on campus initially, decreasing)
- 5-year full-time commitment
- ISU pioneered doctoral training in School Psychology starting 1965
- Bayh College of Education
University of Indianapolis (UIndy)
In-State
~$37,962 per year (private)
Out-of-State
~$37,962 per year
Length
3- and 4-year options for doctoral coursework + internship
Field Hours
1,500+ on the APA-accredited internship plus practicum
Concentrations
- APA-accredited Clinical PsyD with NCSPP membership
- Three specialization concentrations: Child/Adolescent, Health/Behavioral Medicine, Adult Psychopathology
- ~96% licensure rate
- 4 to 5 assistantships per incoming class (~25% of tuition) + Excellence in Academic Performance Fellowship (full tuition) + Community Service and Engagement Service Fellowship (full tuition)
- Application deadline December 1; Indianapolis location with strong IU Health and Eskenazi placement access
How to Become a Licensed Clinical Psychologist in Indiana
The licensing board, exam pathway, and supervised hours you'll need to practice independently.
Licensing Board
Indiana State Psychology Board, Indiana Professional Licensing Agency (PLA)
(317) 234-2054
Indiana regulates psychologists through the Indiana State Psychology Board under the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency (PLA).
Education requirement is a doctoral degree (PhD or PsyD) in psychology from an APA-accredited program or an ASPPB/National Register designated program.
Required supervised experience is at least 1,500 hours pre-doctoral internship plus 1,600 hours post-doctoral supervised experience completed in no less than 12 months. At least 50% must be direct clinical services with clients.
Most Indiana psychologists pursue the Health Service Provider in Psychology (HSPP) endorsement, which is required to diagnose and treat independently. HSPP requires the same 1,600 post-doctoral hours, with at least 900 of those being direct client hours.
Exam sequence is the EPPP (passing scaled score 500) plus the Indiana Jurisprudence Examination: 50 true-false/multiple-choice questions, 75% passing score. Required of ALL applicants with no exemptions.
Fees: Application $100 (apply via MyLicense.IN.gov). Biennial renewal deadline is August 31 of each even-numbered year. HSPP renewal is auto-renewed at time of psychology license renewal. Continuing education for the 9/1/2024 to 8/31/2026 period is 40 CE hours including 6 in ethics with at least 3 in Category I ethics. Total timeline from start of bachelor's through full licensure typically runs 9 to 12 years.
Supervised pre-doctoral internship (1,500+ hours)
Supervised practice during the doctoral program under faculty and site supervision; not a separate Board credential
Hours
N/A
Duration
Associate
Exam: Not applicable
Licensed Psychologist (without HSPP endorsement)
Limited scope of practice; cannot diagnose and treat independently. Research, teaching, assessment outside the HSPP scope.
Hours
3,100
Duration
1,500 internship + 1,600 post-doctoral (in 12+ months)
Exam: EPPP (passing scaled score 500) + Indiana Jurisprudence Examination (50 questions, 75% passing)
Licensed Psychologist with HSPP Endorsement (required for clinical practice)
Independent practice as Health Service Provider in Psychology: diagnosis and treatment, psychological testing, supervision of trainees, expert testimony, telepsychology under PSYPACT for IN LPs holding APIT
Hours
3,100
Duration
1,500 internship + 1,600 post-doctoral with at least 900 direct client hours within the post-doc
Exam: EPPP + Indiana Jurisprudence Examination (same as LP)
Indiana does not offer automatic reciprocity but allows licensure by endorsement for out-of-state psychologists who hold a current valid license earned through requirements substantially equivalent to Indiana. Out-of-state applicants must still complete the Indiana Jurisprudence Examination.
Indiana is a PSYPACT member state. Indiana enacted PSYPACT through Senate Enrolled Act 365-2022, signed/enacted March 10, 2022, and implemented and live July 5, 2023. IN LPs holding the E.Passport and APIT (Authority to Practice Interjurisdictional Telepsychology) can practice telepsychology with clients in any of the 40+ PSYPACT member states.
Clinical Psychologist Salary in Indiana
BLS state median wages by counseling specialty, with national comparison and top-paying metros.
Indiana psychologist wages run roughly at the lower end of the national range. The BLS Indiana OEWS places Clinical and Counseling Psychologists (SOC 19-3033) in the $76,880 to $111,440 range, with prior 2022 data showing 1,910 employed at a state median of $83,500. School Psychologists earn a state median around $69,220 (well below the national $84,940). Indiana cost of living runs well below national average, materially improving take-home math compared to coastal markets.
Clinical and Counseling Psychologists (SOC 19-3033)
National median: $96,100
Top metro: ~$90,000+ (Indianapolis-Carmel-Greenwood)
School Psychologists (SOC 19-3034)
National median: $84,940
Top metro: Senior steps vary by district (Indianapolis Public Schools and suburban districts)
Psychologists, All Other (SOC 19-3039)
National median: National mean ~$120,000
Top metro: I-O and consulting roles in Indianapolis vary (Indianapolis)
Indiana Clinical Psychology Job Market and Top Employers
Major employers, mental health shortage context, and loan repayment programs that erase debt for service.
Indiana has a deep psychology employment market distributed across Indianapolis (state capital and major academic medical center hub), Fort Wayne (Northeast Indiana), South Bend (Notre Dame area), Bloomington (IU), West Lafayette (Purdue), and the broader state. Major employers fall into five buckets.
Health systems: Indiana University Health (IU Health, statewide, the flagship academic medical center system with Indianapolis hub), Community Health Network (Indianapolis-area), Eskenazi Health (Indianapolis safety-net hospital, sister to IU School of Medicine), Franciscan Health (statewide Catholic system, Indianapolis HQ), Parkview Health (Fort Wayne, Northeast Indiana), Ascension St. Vincent (formerly St. Vincent Health, statewide), and Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health (pediatric/child psychology in Indianapolis).
Indiana FSSA Division of Mental Health and Addiction (DMHA) state psychiatric hospitals (4 operating): Logansport State Hospital (Logansport; includes Isaac Ray Treatment Center for forensic patients), Madison State Hospital (Madison), Evansville State Hospital (Evansville, 88 acres on east side), and Richmond State Hospital (498 NW 18th Street, Richmond, IN 47374). All four operating state hospitals provide Competency Restoration Services (forensic psychology demand). Larue D. Carter Memorial Hospital closed 2017 and is no longer operating.
VA system: Richard L. Roudebush VA Medical Center (Indianapolis, downtown; Category 1A; serves 45-county area in IN/IL; APA-accredited internship with continued accreditation July 2022 through 2032), VA Northern Indiana Health Care System (Fort Wayne + Marion campuses), and Veterans Health Indiana (broader system).
State government: Indiana Department of Correction (IDOC) psychology staff at multiple correctional facilities, Indiana FSSA DMHA central office.
K-12 schools: Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS), Fort Wayne Community Schools, plus 290+ Indiana school corporations statewide.
Loan Repayment & Scholarship Programs
Indiana State Loan Repayment Program (IN-SLRP): Administered by Indiana Department of Health, Division of Chronic Disease, Primary Care and Rural Health. Psychologists practicing in mental-health HPSAs eligible. Up to $40,000 for 2 years of full-time service in a federally designated mental health, primary care, or dental HPSA in Indiana. Reapplication allowed once for an additional 2-year term.
Indiana Health Care Professional Recruitment and Retention Fund Program (IHCPRRF): Targets behavioral health workforce in federally designated Indiana regions experiencing high opioid death rates. Priority counties include Blackford, Dearborn, Fayette, Franklin, Grant, Henry, Jay, Randolph, Switzerland, Union, and Wayne. Verify psychologist eligibility with Indiana DOH before applying.
NHSC Loan Repayment Program: Federal program. Licensed psychologists eligible at NHSC-approved Indiana mental health HPSA sites. Up to $50,000 for 2 years full-time.
VA Education Debt Reduction Program (EDRP): VA-employed psychologists at Roudebush VAMC, VA Northern Indiana, and Marion VA can qualify for EDRP awards up to $200,000 over 5 years.
Federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF): IN LPs at qualifying nonprofit/government employers (IU Health, Eskenazi Health, IU/Purdue/Ball State/Indiana State, FSSA state hospitals, VA, IPS) qualify for PSLF after 120 qualifying payments under an income-driven repayment plan.
How to Choose a Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program in Indiana
Decision factors that actually matter, not generic checklist filler.
Choosing an Indiana clinical psychology doctoral program comes down to four levers: funding (Indiana has unusually deep funded R1 options), training model (clinical-science PhD vs scientist-practitioner PhD vs practitioner-scholar PsyD), the unique HSPP endorsement structure, and the Indiana State PsyD pioneer status. Here is how to actually narrow it down.
If you want a top-ranked, fully funded Clinical Science PhD: Indiana University Bloomington Clinical Science PhD is the marquee program (continuously APA-accredited since 1948, the longest in IN, also PCSAS-accredited and Academy member). Purdue Clinical Psychological Sciences PhD also holds dual APA + PCSAS accreditation. Notre Dame Clinical Science PhD (APA since 2011) is a strong private R1 alternative. All three are fully funded.
If you want both APA AND PCSAS dual accreditation: IU Bloomington Clinical Science PhD and Purdue Clinical Psychological Sciences PhD are Indiana's two dual-accredited programs.
If you want the only Indiana institution with TWO APA-accredited doctoral psychology programs: Purdue West Lafayette operates BOTH a Clinical Psychological Sciences PhD (Department of Psychological Sciences) AND a Counseling Psychology PhD (College of Education, since 2002). This dual presence is rare nationally.
If you want a Counseling Psychology PhD: IU Bloomington (School of Education), Purdue (College of Education since 2002), or Ball State (Department of Counseling Psychology, Social Psychology, and Counseling). All three are APA-accredited.
If you want a Clinical PsyD in Indiana: Indiana State University Terre Haute (Indiana's OLDEST APA-accredited PsyD, continuously since 1985, 98% APA internship match rate) or University of Indianapolis (NCSPP member, $37,962 per year, three concentrations, 96% licensure rate).
If you want a School Psychology doctorate: IU Bloomington PhD (School of Education), Ball State PhD, or Indiana State PsyD (NASP-approved, hybrid delivery; ISU pioneered doctoral School Psychology training starting 1965).
If you want maximum PSYPACT leverage: Indiana has been a PSYPACT state since July 5, 2023 via SEA 365-2022 (enacted March 2022). IN LPs with APIT can practice telepsychology across all 40+ PSYPACT member states.
If you specifically want HSPP independent practice scope: Indiana's HSPP endorsement is required to diagnose and treat independently. The structural difference is that 900 of the 1,600 post-doctoral hours must be direct client hours (vs 50% for the base LP credential). Plan supervised hour structure accordingly from the start of your doctoral program.
Caveats worth knowing before applying: Argosy University Schaumburg (IL) closed in 2019 and displaced Indiana students who commuted to Chicagoland for professional schools of psychology; UIndy and Indiana State absorbed application volume. Larue D. Carter Memorial Hospital closed in 2017; do not target it as an employer. Verify Purdue School Psychology PhD APA accreditation status directly with the program before assuming (research did not confirm).
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Clinical Psychology Doctoral Programs by State
Browse APA-accredited clinical psychology doctoral programs (PhD and PsyD) in every state
Sources
- APA Commission on Accreditation, Accredited Programs Directory
- Indiana Professional Licensing Agency (PLA) Psychology Board
- Indiana PSYPACT Implementation Announcement
- PSYPACT, Compact Map
- Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS Indiana Estimates
- Bureau of Labor Statistics, Psychologists
- Indiana State Loan Repayment Program (IN-SLRP)
- NHSC Loan Repayment Program
- Indiana FSSA DMHA State Psychiatric Hospitals
- VA Indiana Psychology Training