To be admitted next fall, you need to submit your application before January 15 to the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. We also strongly recommend that you take the Psychology Subject Test. You will find detailed instructions included with your application. There is considerable range around these values, however, and all factors are considered. Many graduate students receive financial support through teaching and research assistantships.
Awards range from partial tuition remission to full tuition remission plus a stipend.
These fellowships provides full tuition as well as an annual stipend for up to four years of study. The Chancellor's Graduate Fellowship Program for African Americans has been designed to facilitate training of African Americans interested in becoming college or university professors. The Olin and Chancellor's Graduate fellowships require separate applications, with deadlines shortly after January 15th. Click here to view the complete Guide to Graduate Training in Psychology . This document describes in detail the requirements for the degree, the nature of training students receive, and the means by which students' progress is evaluated.