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Fees and Financial Assistance Fees
1. An application fee of $110.00 must accompany each application for admission. 2. Financial arrangements for the training analysis are made privately between the student and his/her analyst. 3. Fees for tuition and supervision will be billed biannually on July 15th and January 15th. In the first year, the charges will be $2,325 per semester; in years 2 through 4, the charges will be $2,850 per semester; in years 5 and 6, the charges will be $2,745 per semester; and if necessary, for year 7 and on, the charge would be $540 per semester. The graduation fee is $385. 4. Students who entered the program prior to 2005 will continue on the previous fee schedule and will be billed separately for tuition and supervision. EACH case is $1470 per year and fees will not be pro-rated below a six-month period. Both tuition and supervision fees are paid biannually. Post fourth year candidates (on this prior fee schedule) are required to pay a yearly matriculation fee of $630.
5. There is no extra tuition for courses taken in the Child and Adolescent Program by a candidate already registered in the Adult curriculum. All other child/adolescent candidates pay the tuition applicable to those courses, which is $895 per course. Supervisory fees for Child Analysis are charged after candidates graduate from the adult program and are arranged privately with the child/adolescent supervisor. Members who take courses in the Child and Adolescent Program for credit, as well as qualified guests, will be charged the regular tuition. The graduation fee is $385.
Financial Assistance Financial assistance for students in the analytic training program is available through the Institute. Funds for covering up to 50% of the annual combined tuition and supervision costs may be available. Interested students should inquire by calling the Institute Office for further information. All applicants for financial assistance will be considered without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, age, sex, marital status, disability, or sexual orientation. Interested students should contact Ms. Sharon Weller, Administrative Director. In addition, financial assistance may be available from the Little and Hymowitz Fund of the American Psychoanalytic Association. Please contact the American for an application. Copyright © 2008 The New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute • info@nypsa.org |