There is an expectation that students entering either the doctoral or masters program will have at least 15 hours of undergraduate coursework in behavioral sciences, including measurement, statistics, research methods, social psychology, personality, etc. First level graduate coursework (e.g., EPSY 710 and EPSY 725) can be used to remediate areas not already covered.

Minimum Undergraduate GPA of 3.0 and, if applicable, minimum Graduate GPA of 3.5.
Official GRE general test scores – Taken within the last five years and scores should be at the 50th percentile or higher. For Counseling Psychology PhD applicants, the Psychology Subject test is also encouraged.
English proficiency requirement verified via: 1) Graduation with a baccalaureate degree (or higher) earned in residence from an accredited English-medium U.S. college or university or a college or university in the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, English-speaking province of Canada, or an English-speaking Caribbean country, with instruction conducted in English, or 2) Official scores from the TOEFL (25 on all part scores), IELTS-Academic (6.0 total score with no part score below 5.5), or PTE (55 overall score with no part score below 50). Scores must be less than two years old from the semester of admission.
Completed bachelor's or master’s degree in counseling, psychology, or a related area. Applicants who do not have an undergraduate degree in education or psychology should have a minimum of 15 undergraduate credit hours in the behavioral sciences, such as Psychology, Human Development, Sociology, Education, etc.