The Chicago School of Professional Psychology is a nonprofit, regionally accredited university dedicated to psychology and related behavioral and health sciences. With over 4,300 students at campuses across the country (Chicago, Dallas, Irvine, Los Angeles, San Diego, Washington, D.C.) and Online, The Chicago School offers over 20 degree programs and several opportunities for international experiences.

At The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, education is not just about theory - it is rooted in a commitment to innovation, service, and community. Our practitioner faculty integrate classroom learning with relevant, applicable examples from their own experiences in the field, providing students with valuable skills that they carry with them throughout their careers. Graduates emerge ready to make positive changes in diverse communities and organizations at a local and global level.

The Engaged Practitioner Model of Education Our unique model of education provides students with a rich spectrum of practical experience and assists them in developing an inclusive approach to practice and research. This model is based on learning through community service and on grooming student to be "engaged" and active participants in their communities, applying their knowledge and skills to new and powerful ways to serve the greater good.

From their first semester on campus, our students learn not only through their classroom work, but through an unparalleled range of real-world training experiences in diverse and challenging settings. They contribute their expertise in underserved communities, social service agencies, schools, hospitals and even businesses - refining their professional skills while making and positive impact in the community.

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