Contact:
admissions@ryokan.edu

Programs & Degrees Offered:
M.A. - Counseling Psychology
Psy.D. - Clinical Psychology

Accreditation:
PPVESC

Admission Requirements:
Bachelor’s / Master’s (for PsyD)
Test:  NA
Other:  Interview / Autobiography

Cost & Program Information:
$16,750-21,745 (M.A.) / $18,500-$24,745 (Psy.D.)
Online Degree Program Available: Yes
On-Campus/External/Distance Leaning:  Campus, Distance Learning
Public/Private:  Private
Year Established:  1978
Number of Faculty:  (Contact Institution)
Thesis:  Optional (MA) / Required (PsyD)
Admission Deadline:  Rolling

Enrollment:
Current Enrollment:  250
Part Time/Full Time:  50 (PT) / 200 (FT)
Female/Male:  (Contact Institution)
Alumni (1990-2003):  1,500

Mission Statement:
At Ryokan College, person-centered education means encouraging human aspiration by comprehending and accepting the wants, the needs, the desires of the students and allowing the students to have a major role in their educational process with a focus upon their special interests.  The "interest route" is a journey along the pathways of academia that allows for a loosening of the rigidities in learning; one that permits flexibility and individualized opportunity, as well as responsibility for learning.  The mission of the College is to provide classroom Bricks & Mortar programs, in supportive small group settings to prepare adult learners for professional careers in Human Behavior, Counseling Psychology and Clinical Psychology. The Online program will provide distance learners the opportunity to study Clinical Psychology for their Psy.D. and M.A. degrees.  At Ryokan College, we believe that education should be an experience that organizes and develops the individual's thought processes through active participation in the learning exercise. Education is development - human development.