Clinical Psychology, M.S.

• Behavioral Therapist
• Case Manager
• Clinical Psychologist
• Clinical Research Coordinator
• Marriage and Family Therapist
• Mental Health Counselor
• Psychiatric Technician
• Rehabilitation Specialist
• Social Services Manager
• Substance Abuse Counselor

• Deloitte
• LifeStance Health
• New Vista KY
• Plant Partners - Metrolina Greenhouses
• The Transition House, Inc.
• Western Washington Medical Group

1. Completion of at least 18 semester hours in psychology, including courses in psychological research methods, psychological statistics, and at least one course in clinical psychology or a closely related course (ex., Introduction to Clinical Psychology, Abnormal Psychology/Psychopathology, Applied Behavior Analysis). Please contact the program with questions regarding course requirements.

2. Undergraduate GPA of 3.5 preferred, minimum of 3.0 required.

3. Preferred minimum GRE scores of 151 for verbal reasoning and 148 for quantitative reasoning.

4. Adequate interpersonal skills and personal maturity, as measured by a personal interview by the clinical psychology faculty. In cases where an applicant resides noncontiguously to MSU, a telephone interview may be substituted for the personal interview.

5. Three excellent letters of recommendation, two of which are to be from faculty in the applicant's major department. Recommendation Form

6. Submission of an acceptable statement of purpose by the student outlining their reasons for seeking graduate level training in clinical or counseling psychology.

7. Enrollment in the master's degree program is limited and admission is highly competitive. Students are only accepted for the fall semester. Review of submitted applications will begin on March 1 and offers of admission will be made on a rolling basis. To ensure full consideration, applications should be submitted by April 25. Students who lack prerequisite courses may be conditionally admitted to the program. However, credit for course work required in order to gain unconditional admission is not applied toward the M.S. degree requirements.

8. Students who do not have satisfactory GPA or GRE scores are rarely admitted and only if there is sufficient evidence of probability of success in the program. This judgment would be based on factors such as previous related work experience, a satisfactory score on the MAT or other indices normally associated with success on the part of students in graduate study in psychology.

• Psychology Graduate Student Handbook 

The M.S. in Clinical Psychology Program at Morehead State University is accredited by the Masters in Psychology and Counseling Accreditation Council (MPCAC) for the period of September 2022 through September 2030. See http://mpcacaccreditation.org.