Graduate Studies in Psychology

When selecting a graduate program in psychology, choose from three distinct programs:

Master of Science in Clinical ­Psychology Take coursework in the areas of assessment, psychological interventions, research methodology, thesis and supervised practicum/internship experiences. After graduation, you will be prepared for licensure as a master’s level psychologist and for doctoral study.

Learn more about the Master of Science in Clinical Psychology, including the program of study, admissions requirements and internship/practicum experiences.

Master of Science in Experimental Psychology This program offers you maximum flexibility in terms of breadth and depth of courses offered.  The Experimental Psychology emphasis can be used as a stepping stone to a more specialized PhD program, to pursue a teaching career at the community college level, or for a variety of other purposes.

Learn more about the Master of Science in General Psychology, including the program of study, admissions requirements and internship/practicum experiences.

Master of Science and Education Specialist in School Psychology This dual degree program has a long history of preparing students to become licensed school psychologists, and you can complete it in two full years of study on-campus, or part-time through the Virtual College.  Students who have already earned a Master’s degree in a related profession can move directly into the Ed.S. degree program
Learn more about the Master of Science/Specialist in Education in School Psychology, including the program of study, admissions requirements and internship/practicum experiences.

For resources and information about applying to a Psychology Graduate Program, visit the Psychology Student Resources Page for Links to the Graduate School.