Only an official transcript accompanied by attested translation into English(if needed) will be accepted as evidence of academic preparation. A minimum TOEFL score of 550 paper/79 internet/6.5 IELTS (international students) Update your browser before starting the application.
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Select School of Professional Psychology at Wright State University from the list of available programs. (PSYCAS charges a standard fee of $65.00 to apply to the first program through their portal, and $35.00 for each additional program.) Fee waivers must be requested through PSYCAS.
Follow instructions through the PSYCAS portal to complete you online application. Be sure to include, each of the application materials listed below.
Review and sumbit your application.
Following review by the Selection Committee, applicatns will be notified by email if they are being invited for an interview. Notications will go out in Mid-January.
Interviews will take place in early Feburary.
Offers of admission and notices of alternate stuatus will be sent by email following interview days.
Required Prerequisite Courses
All required prerequisite coursework must be taken from an accredited department of psychology within the past five (5) years.

Introductory Psychology: Introduction to basic concepts in the study of behavior.
Introductory Statistics: Application of descriptive statistics, inferential statistics, and hypothesis testing.
Physiological Psychology: Physiological mechanisms of behavior..
Abnormal Psychology: Overview of facts and theories pertaining to abnormal behavior.
Research Methods: Introduction to the design and execution of behavioral studies.
Strongly Recommended Courses
Developmental Psychology: Survey of theory, research, and methodological issues in the study of human development.
Personality Theory: Review of contemporary theories of personality and associated research methodology
Learning Theory: Survey of cognitive processes, with emphasis on learning and memory systems.
Social Psychology: Survey of current theories and experimental findings regarding the determinants of social behavior.
Theory of Tests and Measurements: Introduction to the construction and use of formal tests and scales, with special emphasis on the utilization of standardized tests.
B.A., B.S., or Graduate degree from an accredited university or college.
Evidence of successful completion of the following required prerequisite courses: (C grade or better)
Introductory Psychology
Abnormal Psychology
Physiological Psychology
Basic Statistics
Research Methods
Official Graduate Record Examination (GRE) scores from the General Aptitude Test.
Official Graduate Record Examination (GRE) from the Psychology Advanced Subject Test. (Only if the highest degree is not in psychology, or psychology GPA is below a 3.3)
Official transcripts from all undergraduate and graduate institutions attended, even if a degree was not awarded. (This includes Wright State University transcripts.) Transcript request forms are available from PSYCAS during the application completion process. All official transcripts should be sent directly to PSYCAS.
A minimum 3.0 GPA.
Three (3) professional letters of recommendation submitted through the PSYCAS application portal.
A diversity statement. (Approximately 500 words)
A personal statement. (Approximately 500 words)
A curriculum vitae (CV) or résumé.