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For PhD programs, especially in clinical psychology, the competition can be intense due to low acceptance rates (often
No matter which field youre in, getting accepted to a PhD program is extremely competitive. The level of competition of course will vary by university, discipline and the type of program, but any way you look at it, getting into grad school is not super easy.
Yes, as far as non-profit schools are concerned, PhD programs are generally far more difficult to get into AND to complete than PsyD programs because PhD programs produce well-balanced scholar-practitioners while PsyD programs do not emphasize research by definition.
Admission to Ph. D. programs in clinical psychology is very competitive. Ratios of 300 applicants to 8 positions are common (though perhaps 10-15 people would have to be accepted to fill the 8 slots; some who are accepted decide to go elsewhere, or enter a different kind of graduate or professional program ).
The pattern is clear: clinical PhD programs are more selective than clinical PsyD programs as a rule, and APA-accredited programs are more selective than non-APA accredited programs. The average acceptance rates range from 10% to 60%.

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For instance, university professors with a PhD in Clinical Psychology often earn between $70,000 and $120,000 annually, depending on their rank and institution. For PsyD graduates, clinical positions are more common, and salaries generally range from $85,000 to $100,000, depending on the setting.
Clinical trials work can lead to rapid promotions and lucrative professional transitions. While a PhD is not strictly required for work as a clinical research associate, its a tremendous asset.

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