The requirements listed here are intended merely as a rough guide; the formal statement of requirements is in the Department's Graduate Student Manual, available to accepted students, in manuals prepared by the various master's programs, and in other University publications.

• graduate statistics (PSY 607 - 3 credits)
  
  
• at least one approved distribution course from each of the department's four areas of study (Behavioral Neuroscience, Clinical, Cognitive, Social-Personality; 3 credits each)
  
  
• elective content (15 credits - 5 courses)
  • at least 4 of these must be Graduate Psychology Courses
  • there can be no more than 6 credits (2 courses) of PSY 600 or PSY 799
    
    
• master's project
  
  
• The student must obtain
  • letter grades of B- or higher in statistics and distribution courses
  • at least a B average across all courses (3.0 GPA)