FAQ

1. Do I have to take any prerequisite courses before I apply/enter the educational psychology program?
No.

2. What career opportunities are possible after I graduate from the Department of Educational Psychology?
a. PhD: Professors, researchers, specialists, administrators, teachers in educational settings or related fields.
b. MEd: Researchers, specialists, administrators, teachers in educational settings or related fields.

3. Can I work during my study in the educational psychology program?
Yes.

4. Do I need the GRE to apply for the educational psychology program?
a. GRE is required for PhD applicants.
b. GRE is NOT required for MEd applicants.

5. I am interested in applying to the educational psychology program, what are the procedures?
a. For PhD
b. For MEd

6. What are the course and other requirements for the educational psychology students?
MEd Plan A | Plan B
PhD Program Requirements

7. How will I get an advisor in the Department of Educational Psychology?
MEd Advising
PhD Advising

8. Can I obtain a credential in teaching, counseling or school psychology?
No.

9. I come from another area of study, would educational psychology be a good fit for me?
It may, if you are interested in gaining skills in human development and learning in diverse contexts, assessment, measurement, research methodology, or statistics.

10. What type of financial assistance is available?
a. Graduate assistantships
b. Partial tuition waivers
c. Partial scholarships
d. Often, educationally related campus employment