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A Lipscomb M.S. in psychology will allow you to build your identity as a psychological researcher while giving you the clinical knowledge needed to be successful at the next level. A range of electives & an individualized thesis project allow you to tailor this program to your specific clinical & research interests. Because of this, most of our graduates receive acceptances into prestigious Ph.D. programs across the country. Others apply what they've learned to advance in their field or land their dream job in areas like human resources, public relations and law enforcement.
Through this program you will mature both as a person and as a psychological scientist by crafting a thesis project based on your own interests. Our faculty have diverse research backgrounds and can help you design a thesis project that deepens your knowledge and feeds your passions. You will work 1-on-1 with your faculty thesis advisor throughout the process to make sure you have a successful thesis experience.
Through your classes you will have the opportunity to grow in a community of like-minded students. Small classes allow you to receive personalized attention from faculty while opportunities for competitive internships & research assistantships will help boost your career.
Please submit:
Lipscomb University's online application
A two-page (500-750 words) essay detailing your goals and why you are applying to Lipscomb
Three letters of recommendation
Official transcripts from all schools in which a degree was conferred
GRE scores*
GRE scores are waived if you already hold a master's degree or if your undergraduate GPA is 3.0 or above
GRE scores are required if your GPA is below a 3.0
Interview
Credit Hours:
39
20 Hours of Work permit weekly for international students.
The 39-hour M.S. in psychology is for degree-seeking students who will not seek licensure as a counselor. If attending full-time, this degree could be completed in four semesters. The courses are listed below.
PSG 5103 - Theories of Counseling and Personality
PSG 5203 - Introduction to Psychopathology and Adaptive Behavior
PSG 5303 - Lifespan Development
PSG 5603 - Research Methods and Statistics
PSG 5803 - Integration of Psychology and Christianity Seminar
PSG 6713 - Biological Psychology
PSG 6613 - Statistics I
PSG 6623 - Statistics II
PSG 6933 - Thesis I
PSG 6943 - Thesis II
COUN 5903 - Introduction to Counseling Skills
COUN 6003 - Grief and Crisis Counseling
COUN 6053 - Multicultural Issues in Counseling
COUN 6253 - Career Counseling
PSG 6403 - Psychopharmacology
PSG 6603 - Advanced Psychopathology
PSG 6653 - Assessment Techniques
PSG 6503 - Human Sexuality
PSG 675V - Psychological /Counseling Topics
PSG 685V - Research Practicum
COUN 6303 - Substance Abuse Counseling
Other courses, as approved by the Psychology program director
IELTS 6.5 overall, with no less than 6.0 in any component.
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