In addition to completing the general admission requirements for the College of Graduate Studies and Research, the following must be completed:

A bachelor's degree in psychology from an accredited institution. Coursework must include statistics.
Applicants who have a bachelor's degree other than psychology, from an accredited institution and have completed courses in statistics, experimental psychology, personality, abnormal psychology, conditioning, learning or behavior modification, developmental psychology (child, adolescent, or aging) and a course in history and systems of psychology can be considered for admission.
Students with undergraduate course deficiencies may be considered, however, they must complete deficiencies prior to enrolling in advanced coursework.
The GRE is required (see department for specific requirements).
Three letters of recommendation, preferably from psychology professors.
A personal statement including the applicant's interest in clinical psychology and long term career goals.

TOEFL iBT score of 61 or above