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From: Nicolas Manolakas <nicolaosmanolakas@hotmail.com>
Sent: July 3, 2018 4:23:44 PM
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Subject: Textbooks for my brother PeterHello,
my brother Peter was accepted in the Psychotherapy Undergraduate program. He was the 1st of 230 applicants to be accepted in the Psychotherapy Undergraduate program beginning sometime in October. They were supposed to contact applicants in August to let them know but they already gave him the news! I am so very proud of him! Can someone please guide me towards the intro courses that he will be doing in this program and the textbooks (preferably used) that I can buy for him to help support him? He hopes to finish it in less than one year so I might consider buying all the books for him asap.
Regards,
Nick
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That is a lovely gesture.
You would contact Concordia Bookstores.
Joyce Stempkowsky
Psychology Department
Concordia University
Office: PY 146
Tel: (514) 848-2424 Ext: 2222
Do any programs in psychotherapy (undegraduate) begin in October?
Undergraduate Psychotherapy questions
Hey guys,
Here’s my brothers story: He applied to undergraduate psychotherapy in Concordia before this June
He was informed of entry pending interview around june 3rd.
After the interview around June 20th he was top pick among 246 applicants. Acceptances to be announced in August but he was told June 30th.
He is scheduled to begin his program in October.
It’s a 1 year program (Undergraduate Psychotherapy) that he I tends to rush to finish in 8 months.
Being a Concordia graduate myself I cannot find any sign of any program that matches his story.
Can you guys please help me figure this out?
RJ
Undergraduate Psychotherapy
Anything you would do in 1 year at McGill is a certificate program. There aren’t many of those at McGill and I had a vague suspicion that you needed a bachelor degree to do most of them (could be wrong).