Major of psychology or at least 21 hr. of psychology with a GPA of at least 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) with evidence of a grade of at least a B- in a course in statistics and a grade of at least a B in a course in psychology research methods.

Note: Science-based statistics and research methods courses in departments outside of psychology will be considered for non-psychology majors only after the application has been submitted. It will then be reviewed for possible approval by the graduate coordinator and graduate admissions committee. Applicants who are non-psychology majors may count these two courses for up to 6 hours of the 21 hours of psychology courses. Applicants who are considering this option must include relevant syllabi as part of their application.

(Applicants with a master's degree in Psychology are NOT eligible for the General Clinical concentration.)

Individuals can apply to the Psychological Science or the Applied Behavioral Analysis concentrations, if they have a master's in Psychology. At this time, individuals cannot apply to the General Clinical concentration if they have a master's in Psychology.

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