The Department of Psychology offers a broad education in psychology leading to the Master of Arts in Educational Psychology. The program of courses and field experiences serve as preparation for entry into doctoral or certification programs (such as school psychology certification) and is geared towards students who are interested or already involved in human services.

Prerequisite for Admission

1. Completion of the general graduate studies admission requirements.
2. Verbal and quantitative Graduate Record Examination (GRE) scores are recommended.
3. Satisfactory completion of at least nine (9) undergraduate credits in psychology. (Additional graduate and/or undergraduate work may be considered necessary for admission. In such instances, an individual program must be planned by the student in consultation with an assigned graduate advisor).
4. Formal review of the applicant’s credentials by the coordinator of the Educational Psychology program.
5. Two letters of recommendation attesting to the candidate’s potential for graduate study are required.