APPLICATION AND ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION Applicants to the Center should have completed a master's program or its equivalent in the social sciences (psychology, social work, educational psychology, counseling) with a minimum 3.0 (B) grade point average. In addition, applicants should have had relevant professional experience in their fields of interest.

Students admitted to the Clinical program are expected to have a master's degree or its equivalent in clinical psychology or in an allied counseling field (psychiatric social work, marriage and family counseling). They normally have acquired postgraduate professional experience before applying for the program.

The following are recommended as preparatory background for admission: General Prerequisites History & Systems of Psychology Personality Theory Theories of Human Development Learning Theory Dynamics of Group Process Anthropology & Sociology Abnormal Psychology Physiological Psychology Social Psychology Tests & Measurements Survey Statistics Professional Experience 1000 hours of Internship or Comparable Work Experience

Applicants who demonstrate readiness and potential to benefit from study at the Center but who have deficiencies may be considered for admission as provisional students and will be expected to remedy deficiencies within their first two semesters.

PERSONAL PSYCHOTHERAPY