• ABOUT ROSEMEAD
  • Message from the Dean
  • History
  • Distinctions
  • True Integration
  • Biblically Centered
• DEGREE PROGRAMS
  • Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Psychology
  • Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology
  • Undergraduate Program
  • Graduate Course Descriptions
  • Academic Catalog
• ADMISSIONS
  • Admission Requirements
  • Steps to Apply
  • Costs
  • Financial Aid
  • International Students
  • Common Questions
  • Visit Rosemead
• FACULTY & RESEARCH
  • Faculty Profiles
  • Institute for Research on Psychology & Spirituality
• CLINICAL TRAINING
  • Biola Counseling Center
  • Practicum Training Sites
  • Internships
• STUDENT LIFE
  • Campus Resources & Services
  • Housing
  • Transitioning to La Mirada
  • Living in Southern California

Message from the Dean

About Rosemead

I appreciate your interest in Rosemead School of Psychology. I want you to learn as much as you can about Rosemead in order to make an informed, prayerful decision about a graduate program in psychology.

Rosemead seeks to advance a biblically and psychologically integrated understanding of human nature and to apply this integrative understanding to relieve problems of human suffering and reconcile individuals with God, themselves, and others. At the foundation of this commitment is the belief that God reveals truths about himself and his world, including truths about human nature, through both his written Word (the Bible) and through his creation.

Rosemead is committed to the development of whole and balanced Christian psychologists who minister within clinical settings, who lead in research and teaching within academia, and who impact individuals within the local church and throughout the world.

By studying at Rosemead, you gain the following benefits:

• An expansive integration of theology and psychology
• Ph.D. or Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology
• An APA accredited & nationally ranked university education
• Diverse and abundant practicum and internship opportunities
• A supportive community environment
• Personal growth and on-campus clinical skill development

Equipped in these ways, you will be prepared to serve Christ and society by ministering to individuals, families and organizations suffering from a multitude of personal, social, spiritual, and emotional conflicts. Rosemead is also committed to building and maintaining a supportive Christian environment which nurtures the whole person, including the spiritual and emotional, as well as the intellectual and professional lives of faculty, staff, and students.

If you feel challenged to become a member of such an environment, read on. Learn what Rosemead School of Psychology can mean to you.

Dr. Patricia Pike, Dean