It is fully expected that the comparatively young professional field of rehabilitation psychology and counseling will offer many new opportunities brought about by research and innovation in human resources and disability management. The deadline for application for the Division of Rehabilitation Psychology and Counseling is February 1. All application materials including GRE scores and supplemental materials must be postmarked prior to this date. The Graduate School processes many applications during December and January, so please be sure to abide by the guidelines in order to assure that your materials will be reviewed by the admissions committee. Applicants are admitted for the fall semester only.
Applications are due and are processed during the preceding spring semester.
The Division of Rehabilitation Psychology and Counseling admits 12 graduate students per year. The application process is competitive with approximately one-fourth of applicants being offered admission to the program. Individuals with special needs, or Internet access problems, can request a paper application from the Graduate School. Upon receipt of the Graduate School application, the Division of Rehabilitation Psychology and Counseling will forward its supplemental application materials to you. A bachelor s degree with a major in psychology, sociology, rehabilitation, special education, business administration, or related areas from an accredited college or university.