Psychology Graduate Program

Master of Arts in Industrial-Organizational Psychology

• Industrial/Organizational Psychology  (Courses Offered Online)

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Master of Science in Counseling

• Community Counseling Concentration
  
• School Counseling Concentration (Masters and Ed.S.)
  

Admission Requirements

(For All Masters Program in Psychology)

All students must meet the minimum requirements of the College.

The typical applicant who is offered admission has a GRE Verbal score of approximately 400, a Quantitative score of approximately 400, and an undergraduate GPA of approximately 3.0

A variety of factors are taken into account in admissions including undergraduate GPA, GRE scores, letters of recommendation, a personal statement, and number of available openings in the program of interest.

All completed applications will be reviewed. Meeting minimum admission standards does not ensure that an applicant will be offered admission.  Priority admission will be given to applicants whose files are completed and who meet admission requirements prior to March 1^st for fall admission. For IO Psychology admission for Spring Semester this date is November 1^st.  Later applications will be considered based upon openings.