Clinical Psychology Ph.D. Program

Diversity Data

2018


University of Rhode Island Clinical Psychology PhD Application, Enrollment, and Matriculation Data by Gender, Race, Disability, First Generation, and Veteran Status 
Applied for Admission %Offered
Admission %
Matriculated %
2018
Genderª
Women75% 94%100%
Men25%6%0%
Race/Ethnicityᵇ
American Indian and Alaska Native<5%11%0%
Asian12%6%0%
Black5%6%0%
Hispanic8%22%50%
Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander<5%0%0%
White76%56%50%
Disability No dataNo dataNo data
First GenerationNo dataNo dataNo data
Veteran No dataNo dataNo data

Note. ªApplicants were asked to report their gender using an open-ended response option. Only categories with sufficient numbers of responses were included to further anonymize data. ᵇApplicants were asked to report their race/ethnicity using an open-ended response option. Responses were recoded to align with the Census categories for race. Since participants could report more than one race/ethnicity, the total percentage across race/ethnicity cells may be >100%.

2019


University of Rhode Island Clinical Psychology PhD Application, Enrollment, and Matriculation Data by Gender, Race, Disability, First Generation, and Veteran Status 
Applied for Admission %Offered
Admission %
Matriculated %
2019
Genderª
Women75%80%86%
Men23%20%14%
Race/Ethnicityᵇ
American Indian and Alaska Native<5%0%0%
Asian6%0%0%
Black6%20%25%
Hispanic11%10%13%
Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander<5%0%0%
White70%60%50%
Disability <5%0%0%
First Generation31%30%29%
Veteran <5%0%0%

Note. ªApplicants were asked to report their gender using an open-ended response option. Only categories with sufficient numbers of responses were included to further anonymize data. ᵇApplicants were asked to report their race/ethnicity using an open-ended response option. Responses were recoded to align with the Census categories for race. Since participants could report more than one race/ethnicity, the total percentage across race/ethnicity cells may be >100%.

2020


University of Rhode Island Clinical Psychology PhD Application, Enrollment, and Matriculation Data by Gender, Race, Disability, First Generation, and Veteran Status 
Applied for Admission %Offered
Admission %
Matriculated %
2020
Genderª
Women70%73%71%
Men26%18%14%
Race/Ethnicityᵇ
American Indian and Alaska Native<5%0%0%
Asian16%9%0%
Black10%18%29%
Hispanic8%0%0%
Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander<5%0%0%
White72%82%71%
Disability 7%0%0%
First Generation29%18%29%
Veteran <5%0%0%

Note. ªApplicants were asked to report their gender using an open-ended response option. Only categories with sufficient numbers of responses were included to further anonymize data. ᵇApplicants were asked to report their race/ethnicity using an open-ended response option. Responses were recoded to align with the Census categories for race. Since participants could report more than one race/ethnicity, the total percentage across race/ethnicity cells may be >100%.

2021


University of Rhode Island Clinical Psychology PhD Application, Enrollment, and Matriculation Data by Gender, Race, Disability, First Generation, and Veteran Status 
Applied for Admission %Offered
Admission %
Matriculated %
2021
Genderª
Women84%100%100%
Men16%0%0%
Race/Ethnicityᵇ
American Indian and Alaska Native<5%0%0%
Asian14%63%57%
Black8%0%0%
Hispanic11%25%29%
Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander<5%13%14%
White73%25%29%
Disability 9%13%0%
First Generation32%25%29%
Veteran <5%0%0%

Note. ªApplicants were asked to report their gender using an open-ended response option. Only categories with sufficient numbers of responses were included to further anonymize data. ᵇApplicants were asked to report their race/ethnicity using an open-ended response option. Responses were recoded to align with the Census categories for race. Since participants could report more than one race/ethnicity, the total percentage across race/ethnicity cells may be >100%.

2022


University of Rhode Island Clinical Psychology PhD Application, Enrollment, and Matriculation Data by Gender, Race, Disability, First Generation, and Veteran Status 
Applied for Admission %Offered
Admission %
Matriculated %
2022
Genderª
Women80%82%75%
Men16%18%25%
Race/Ethnicityᵇ
American Indian and Alaska Native<5%9%13%
Asian15%27%25%
Black8%18%25%
Hispanic10%0%0%
Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander<5%0%0%
White73%73%88%
Disability 12%9%13%
First Generation25%9%13%
Veteran <5%0%0%

2023


University of Rhode Island Clinical Psychology PhD Application, Enrollment, and Matriculation Data by Gender, Race, Disability, First Generation, and Veteran Status 
Applied for Admission %Offered
Admission %
Matriculated %
2023
Genderª
Women76%100%100%
Men16%0%0%
Race/Ethnicityᵇ
American Indian and Alaska Native<5%0%0%
Asian19%57%25%
Black<5%15%25%
Hispanic7%15%0%
Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander0%0%0%
White72%43%50%
Disability 14%14%0%
First Generation22%14%0%
Veteran <5%0%0%

Note. ªApplicants were asked to report their gender using an open-ended response option. Only categories with sufficient numbers of responses were included to further anonymize data. ᵇApplicants were asked to report their race/ethnicity using an open-ended response option. Responses were recoded to align with the Census categories for race. Since participants could report more than one race/ethnicity, the total percentage across race/ethnicity cells may be >100%.

2024


University of Rhode Island Clinical Psychology PhD Application, Enrollment, and Matriculation Data by Gender, Race, Disability, First Generation, and Veteran Status 
Applied for Admission %Offered
Admission %
Matriculate %
2024
Genderª
Women82%71%75%
Men15%14%25%
Race/Ethnicityᵇ
American Indian and Alaska Native1%14%25%
Asian15%0%0%
Black6%0%0%
Hispanic9%43%50%
Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander0%0%0%
White65%43%25%
Disability 8%29%25%
First Generation20%29%50%
Veteran 1%14%25%

Note. ªApplicants were asked to report their gender using an open-ended response option. Only categories with sufficient numbers of responses were included to further anonymize data. ᵇApplicants were asked to report their race/ethnicity using an open-ended response option. Responses were recoded to align with the Census categories for race. Since participants could report more than one race/ethnicity, the total percentage across race/ethnicity cells may be >100%.