FOR APPLICANTS WITH AN UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE
Prior to matriculation, applicants with an undergraduate or graduate
degree in another field from a regionally accredited college or university
must complete the following prerequisites:
| Courses |
Semester-hours |
| Psychology |
6 |
| Anatomy and physiology with lab or 4 semester hours of anatomy
with lab and 3-4 semester hours of physiology |
4 |
| Physics with lab |
3-4 |
| Biology with lab |
3-4 |
| Human growth and development or developmental psychology (must
cover infancy through aging) |
3 |
| Statistics |
3 |
|
Applicants must demonstrate basic computer and word-processing competency.
Applicants are required to submit official scores from the GRE. These
scores must be less than five years old.
FOR APPLICANTS WITH 90 SEMESTER HOURS
Prior to matriculation, applicants who possess a minimum of 90 semester
hours of baccalaureate study with a minimum of 30 semester hours at the
junior and/or senior level, but who do not hold a baccalaureate degree,
must complete the following prerequisites:
| Courses |
Semester-hours |
| Psychology |
6 |
| Anatomy and physiology with lab or 4 semester hours of anatomy
with lab and 3-4 semester hours of physiology |
4 |
| Physics with lab |
3-4 |
| Biology with lab |
3-4 |
| Human growth and development or developmental psychology |
3 |
| Statistics |
3 |
| Humanities (art, music appreciation, literature, foreign language,
history, philosophy, religion, linguistics, critical theory,
classics) |
9 |
| English composition |
6 |
| Social science (anthropology, sociology, geography, political
science, government, economics, culture studies, gerontology,
or recreation and leisure studies) |
3 |
|
Applicants must demonstrate basic computer and word-processing competency.
Applicants are required to submit official scores from the GRE. These
scores must be less than five years old.
RECOMMENDED COURSES FOR ALL APPLICANTS:
| Courses |
Semester-hours |
| Ethics |
3 |
| Public speaking |
3 |
| Physics, including laboratory |
4 |
| Theories of personality |
3 |
| Anthropology |
3 |
| Sociology |
3 |
| Logic/Philosophy |
3 |
| Physiology |
3 |
| Kinesiology |
3 |
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Upon review of an applicant's individual record, the committee on admissions
may require additional coursework and testing as a condition of acceptance.
The dean is empowered to evaluate the total qualifications of every applicant
and to modify requirements in unusual circumstances.
Please direct questions to the Admissions Office at 1-800-356-0026
ext. 21110 or 21118.
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