Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology (Non-Thesis)

The Department of Psychology and Sociology offers graduate programs in criminology, psychology, and sociology. The graduate program in Psychology offers two psychology degrees- Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology. Master of Science or Master of Arts in General Psychology. All graduate psychology programs offer thesis and non-thesis options. Students applying to either of these psychology graduate programs must have at least 18 semester hours of undergraduate psychology. Prerequisites for both programs include courses in statistics and experimental psychology/research methods. For the MA in Counseling, the 18 semester hours must include courses in: abnormal psychology, personality theory, and developmental psychology (lifespan, child, adolescent, or adult development). For the MS in General Psychology the 18 hours must include three of the following courses: cognitive psychology, learning and memory, social psychology, biopsychology, physiological psychology, sensation and perception, personality, abnormal, developmental psychology (lifespan, child, adolescent, or adult development), and/or history and systems of psychology.

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