Degree Requirements
Master of Arts in Psychology
Twenty-four credits of course work
A proficiency in at least one foreign language pertinent to the field
A comprehensive, written examination
Six units for a Master's thesis
Master of Psychology
Thirty credits of course work
A comprehensive, written examination
Master of Arts in Psychology with a Clinical Concentration
Students may elect to add four courses in the area of clinical psychology to either degree program (making 42 credits for the degree) so as to have a Clinical Concentration, drawing from such courses as health psychology, personality theory, clinical psychology, clinical assessment, depth psychology, psychodiagnostics, counseling and psychotherapy.
Applications and Financial Assistance
Entry into the program requires a bachelor's degree and permission of both the Director and the Dean of the Braniff Graduate School. Non-degree students are welcome to participate in any part of the program after consulting with the Director.
Tuition scholarships are available for the Psychology Program.