44-50 credits
A two-year program designed to prepare students to be competitive candidates for psychology doctoral programs and to enhance students’ research skills by offering them a wide range of research experience from assisting faculty researchers to completing their own independent research projects. The program consists of a rigorous combination of classroom and research experiences.
Degree requirements
3 credits from
Concentrations/Electives
Minimum of 12 additional credits in electives, certificate, and/or concentration. Concentrations and certificates are optional. If concentration and/or certificates are selected, the credits will count toward the electives. Additional electives approved by the graduate program director. A concentration requires a minimum of 18 credits.
The university research and writing requirement is met by PSYS 680 and EDPS 642. PSYS 690 is required every semester, for 2 years. All graduate courses in psychological science include exposure to culturally-diverse content.
Concentration: Clinical/Counseling, 18 credits
Students may complete this concentration and/or one certificate listed below. If certificate is selected, the credits will count toward the concentration requirements.
Certificate in Applied Behavior Analysis
Certificate in Autism
Certificate in Neuropsychology
Certificate in Human Development and Learning
Concentration: Assessment, 18 credits
Students may complete this concentration and/or one certificate listed below. If certificate is selected, the credits will count toward the concentration requirements.
Certificate in Institutional Research
Certificate in Neuropsychology
Concentration: Cultural Diversity, 18 credits
Students may complete this concentration and one certificate listed below. If certificate is selected, the credits will count toward the concentration requirements:
Certificate in Diversity Studies
Total Credits: 44-50