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Clinical Psychology Degree Plan 2025-2026 Year Term Course Number Title Credit Hours Total Credit Hrs./Term First Year Fall CLP 5385 Advanced Statistics 3 CLP 5456 Advanced Abnormal Psychology and Lab 4 CLP 5461 Clinical Methods I and Laboratory 4 CLP 5265 History and Systems of Psychology 2 CLP 5354 Biological Aspects of Behavior 3 Semester Total: 16 Spring CLP 5462 Clinical Methods II & Laboratory 4 CLP 5302 Developmental Aspects of Behavior Across the Lifespan 3 CLP 5358 Health

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Sydni Shorter is studying pediatric neuropsychology in the Clinical Psychology Graduate Program at UT Southwestern

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