The Master of Science in Psychology – ClPsych program is designed to keep current with emerging empirically validated developments in the field. Strengths of the program include the following: Robust training in Cognitive Behavior Therapy theory and techniques, in addition to therapy modalities such as Mindfulness, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and Couples and Family Therapy; 600 hours of clinical practice with weekly one-to-one supervision by experienced members of the faculty. The internships may take place at the University Counseling Center or other mental health settings in the community. Special arrangements are in place to accommodate your needs as a trainee if you wish to continue offering voluntary clinical work after you complete the internship requirements; A series of Masterclasses, and clinical and research seminars on specialized topics such as clinical assessment skills, trauma, case formulation, child and adolescent mental health and other; Faculty members who are scholars with a strong research record and are also experienced clinicians. As a trainee, you are offered mentoring, supervision sessions and support by staff throughout your studies; The schedule of the program is flexible in order to accommodate your needs as a student who works or has other responsibilities. The program also offers online courses.

A completed Application Form for the Graduate Programs An undergraduate degree from an accredited college or university with at least a B (3.0) grade point average; The University requires evidence of proficiency in English. Signed and sealed envelopes containing official transcripts from each college/university (graduate or undergraduate programs) previously attended. An up-to-date résumé; The required essay; Two (2) letters of recommendation