Master of Science in Psychology (General Clinical Psychology Emphasis)

All admission requirements are as stated above. Required courses are:

PSYC 511	Advanced Psychopathology	   3 cr
PSYC 512	Ethical & Professional 
                Issues in Psychology	           2 cr
PSYC 527	Advanced Psychometric 
                Methods	                           3 cr
PSYC 545	Psychology of Learning	           3 cr
PSYC 551	Clinical Psychology	           3 cr
PSYC 552	Theory & Techniques of 
                Psychotherapy	                   4 cr
PSYC 555	Behavioral Assessment	           3 cr
PSYC 556	Behavioral Assessment
                Laboratory	                   1 cr
PSYC 560	Behavior Therapy	           3 cr
PSYC 620	Psychodiagnostic Methods	   3 cr
PSYC 621	Applied Psychodiagnostics	   3 cr
PSYC 624/625	Practicum	                   6 cr
PSYC 627	Advanced Statistics in
                Psychology	                   3 cr
PSYC 632	Advanced Experimental Design	   3 cr
PSYC 649	Clinical Project	           3 cr

Other requirements include a comprehensive written examination and a clinical project. The comprehensive examination will be designed to assess a student's capacity to integrate theory, principles, and empirical findings across the core courses. The clinical project will evaluate a student's ability to function effectively in a clinical setting.