Our competitive terminal master's degree program provides training in school, clinical, or general/experimental psychology. Your school or clinical degree provides eligibility for licensure, allowing you to practice as a professional psychologist. Within all three specialty areas, you will also be prepared to pursue doctoral training in psychology or related areas if you desire.

With small class sizes and close access to faculty, you will experience a personalized learning environment that is tailored to your professional goals. You will receive hands-on professional training through both on-campus and community agencies. As you pursue your own research and professional interests, you will benefit from both formal and informal mentorship from faculty.

You will receive an excellent graduate education at a tuition rate that is lower than most other graduate programs. You can also apply for teaching assistantships and other sources of financial aid. Click on the links below for information about each of the three graduate psychology programs, and feel free to contact the program directors listed below.

Degrees:
Master's in Clinical Psychology
Master's and Educational Specialist in School Psychology
Master's in General/Experimental Psychology

Resources for Current Graduate Students