Requirements for Admission

Applicants for admission to a graduate degree program must:

1. Possess a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college or university, or have evidence of equivalency if a degree was awarded at a foreign institution of higher education.
2. Demonstrate potential for graduate work, ordinarily by having maintained a "B" average during undergraduate study and/or previous graduate study.

Additional prerequisite requirements, standards for admission, and evidence of suitability for advanced study are required by individual programs.

How to Apply

Students seeking admission should review the admissions requirements for their particular academic program.

Prospective students must submit the following:

• Completed application
• Official transcripts from all prior institutions
• 2 letters of recommendation (3 Letters of Recommendation for Doctoral Programs)
• Personal Statement (500 words or 1-2 pages)

You may upload your unofficial transcripts, recommendations, and personal statement as part of your application. The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is not required (required only for Psy.D program applicants). *Some programs also require additional documents or certificates for admission.

The Application Fee is waived if you complete an online application.

Application Deadlines

The Office of Admissions adheres to a rolling admission policy. Students can enroll in the Spring Semester (January) or Fall Semester (August). The doctoral programs only start in the Fall.