Admissions
General Information
The Department of Psychology offers doctorate (Ph.D.) degrees in four areas:
- Applied Psychology
- Brain & Cognitive Sciences
- Clinical Psychology (adult and child specializations)
- Counseling Psychology
We do not offer a terminal master's degree, although students earn an M.A. en route to the Ph.D. Most of our students enter with a B.A. or B.S. degree, but we do admit a few students with M.A. degrees. All of our doctoral programs involve a full-time course of study. We do not offer online degrees at this time.
For additional application information, contact Stacia Werner.
For questions about specific programs, please contact the director of the program:
- Applied Psychology: Dr. Eric Jacobs
- Brain & Cognitive Sciences: Dr. Eric Jacobs
- Clinical Psychology: Dr. Mary Louise Cashel
- Counseling Psychology: Dr. Kathleen Chwalisz
All faculty will be accepting new students for Fall 2018.
Application Deadlines
Applications are accepted once a year for Fall admission. All materials (i.e., letters of recommendation, official GRE scores, etc.) must be received by the application deadline.
Application deadlines for Fall 2019 admission are as follows:
Clinical & Counseling Programs: December 1, 2018
Applied & BCS Programs: February 1, 2019