No. Only those individuals who have been accepted can take courses.

Yes. The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) must be taken and results received by the Graduate College before your application is considered complete. Please allow time for the Graduate College to receive your scores and process and deliver your file to the School Psychology Program prior to the deadline. The GRE is waived with an earned master’s degree or doctorate from an accredited university.

If your score is substantially below the suggested 900 score, we highly recommend you retake the exam before applying. However, if you choose to apply with a score of below 900, your application packet will be reviewed and considered in its entirety.

Your application will still be considered if your GPA falls below 3.0.  The admissions committee considers all components of the application and does not deny admission based on a single criterion.

Perhaps.  If you want to transfer in a course to replace a required course, we must be able to verify that it is equivalent to the course for which you want it to substitute. For us to review it appropriately, the Graduate Advisor will need a copy of the syllabus of the course you have taken elsewhere. Program faculty will review it to check for equivalency.

Please note: The School Psychology Program Graduate Advisor must approve any request to transfer in hours. The Graduate Advisor then makes a recommendation to the Graduate College for the applicant/student.

You can submit an application at any time. However, any application received after the deadline will be held for review for admissions for the following application cycle.  Therefore, please be aware of the deadlines if you have a strong desire to enter the program in a specific semester.

Students enrolled full-time complete their coursework in two calendar years and then complete a one-year internship.  Deviations from the full-time course sequence may results in significant delays.

In the fall and spring semesters, classes generally are offered at 3:30-6:15 and 6:30-9:15. In the summer, classes generally are offered from 9:00-11:40 and 12:00-2:40. Class schedules are available at the CATSWEB page of the university website. This contains the most current schedule of classes available.

Yes. The Department of EAPS positions are available during the spring semester for the following academic year. Contact the EAPS department at 512-245-3083 for application information.

Unless an international student has earned a degree from an accredited United States university, the Graduate College requires a passing score on the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) in addition to the GRE.

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