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Graduate Studies

The university offers 15 distinctive graduate programs to help you make your move in your chosen profession.
The most costly education is the one you never receive. Contact a graduate admissions counselor to take your next step today.
The MSEd in Exceptional Needs gives licensed teachers the training they need to manage each student’s unique learning style.
Complete your MS in Environmental Science in as little as two years, even while attending part-time.
Through a hybrid model of classroom and online learning, you can achieve your MSN in Community Health Education or Family Nurse Practitioner.
The RN-MSN transition program gives licensed RNs the opportunity to go straight to the MSN without stopping for the BSN.
Our PA program provides one-on-one clinical rotations and uses a problem-based learning approach.
Pastoral Counseling helps clergy of all faiths improve their counseling skills.
You can earn a Master of Arts in Studio Art in the traditional classroom/studio manner, or by working off campus with regular meetings with your instructor.
Obtain your degree on your terms. The MBA program offers evening and weekend classes designed to fit your busy schedule.

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Master of Science in Psychology

The Master’s of Science in Psychology is designed to provide students with a fundamental background in psychology.

Requirements

In addition to the general graduate entrance requirements, the applicant for the Psychology program must:

  • Submit a concise, typed, two-page statement of his/her professional goals, including why he/she wishes to seek a degree in Psychology. One could also include specific training objectives and long-term career goals following graduation
  • Submit two recommendations (on forms supplied by the Office of Admissions), preferably one from an employer or supervisor who has observed the applicant in a professional setting, and one, if appropriate, from a former college professor
  • An undergraduate degree with a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale or the equivalent thereof