Psychological Sciences, Quantitative Psychology Concentration, M.A.

at James Madison University

Modules:
 

• Intermediate Inferential Statistics
• Thesis Research
• Principles of Behavior Analysis
• Cognitive Science 
• Social Psychology 

• Completion of a baccalaureate degree with a satisfactory grade point average.
• Undergraduate course work in psychology, including at least one statistics and one psychological research methods course.
• Satisfactory scores on the general GRE; subject area GRE desirable (official score reports required).
• Three letters of recommendation from faculty members familiar with previous academic performance and potential for graduate work.
• A curriculum vitae.
• Transcripts from all undergraduate and graduate programs attended.
• Completed application forms, including a statement of research interests, goals for graduate study and beyond, and how the psychological sciences program will help achieve these goals.

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