The program in Psychology is revised to keep current with emerging developments in the field. Students have the opportunity to work closely with psychology faculty members on field placements and research projects. Program strengths include the following: Extensive integration of psychological theory and research methods. Wide spectrum of electives, including Clinical Psychology, Principles of Psychotherapy, Child Psychopathology, Neuropsychology, Interviewing and Counseling, Psychology of Addictions, Music Therapy, and seminars in the area of social and multi-cultural psychology. Cognitive behavioral program orientation, with the exploration of other approaches to psychotherapy and counseling. Opportunity for hands-on practical experience at various community internship sites, under close supervision. Outreach community programs and events with the participation of mental health organizations and our College Counseling Center. Designing, conducting, analyzing and writing an original research project. Faculty mentoring and personal support for your academic and professional development. Career counseling and opportunities for networking through our Career Development Office during and after your studies.

A completed undergraduate admissions Application Form High school Diploma from an accredited high school or foreign secondary school equivalent Official Diploma, transcripts, and certificates of all secondary and post-secondary schools attended. Evidence of proficiency in English. The required personal essay that is included in the application form. Two Recommendation letters