It is the responsibility of the applicant to see that the scores are received at the School Psychology Program before the April 1st application deadline. Failure to meet this deadline may result in a denial of admission due to an incomplete application packet. Upon review, the School Psychology Committee may request a personal interview to provide additional information. Admission may be granted with or without an interview at the Committee's discretion. The School Psychology Program admits students only in the spring of the year for classes beginning the following fall term.
Admitted students are also free to take summer term classes.
Following the April 1 deadline, the School Psychology Committee will review packets and inform all applicants as to their admission status by mail. Applicants with complete application packets who are requesting early admission consideration due to competing deadlines should inform the Program Coordinator with a written request. Thirty credits consisting of courses required for licensure with specific courses determined in consultation with the student's adviser depending upon individual professional goals and past academic course work. Students must maintain a grade point average of B or better throughout the program. Only one grade of BC or below is allowed in the psychology area and only two grades of BC or below are allowed in the entire program of study.