Resources for Students

• gradPSYCH: The magazine for and about future psychologists

• Resource Guide for Psychology Graduate Students with Disabilites

• APAGS Resource Guide for LGBT Students in Psychology

• Climate Guide for LGBT and Allied Students and Professionals (PDF, 229KB)

• APAGS Resource Guide for Ethnic Minority Graduate Students

• Succeeding in Practicum: An APAGS Resource Guide

• APA Style

• Applying to graduate school.

• Recorded workshop: Finding and affording the right graduate program for you. 
  View just the slides (PDF, 2MB) or slides with workshop transcript (PDF, 1,002KB).

• Special considerations for I-O applicants.

• Finding the right graduate program for me (PDF, 293KB).

• Doctoral program comparison worksheet (PDF, 125KB). 

• Education costs and affordability

• Aid, grants and funding opportunities

• Loan repayment and forgiveness

• Financial fitness toolbox

• Division membership for students

• Doctoral internships in professional psychology 

• Internship applicant webisodes

• APA grants and scholarships database

• Student programming at APA’s annual convention

• Join the APAGS governance team

• LGBT graduate student mentoring program

• Training videos on LGBT issues

• Training videos on cultural competency issues

The APAGS Advocacy Coordinating Team (ACT) is composed of psychology graduate students who promote the welfare of graduate students and the vigor of the profession by their participation in legislative lobbying efforts.

Join the leaders in our field at the premier conference for psychologists. APAGS hosts a number of substantive programs and social activities geared specifically toward graduate students in psychology. You won’t want to miss this opportunity to network with other psychologists and psychologists-in-training and to learn about emerging issues in psychology.

A blog for all psychology students — APAGS has launched a new blog which seeks to connect psychology graduate students and focus on issues of importance to APAGS members. The blog features many stories written for and by students. Posts range from the lighthearted, such as how to cope with Voledmort as your advisor, to the more challenging, such as how to deal with real-life setbacks. So check us out, leave a comment, share an article and if you have something important to share, please sign up to be a guest contributor.

With the latest addition of a Twitter site to its veritable list of popular two-way networking platforms, APAGS is making connections with graduate students and getting its message to the masses.