M.A. in Psychology - General/Experimental Option

Duration	1.5 - 2 Years
Level	Masters Program

The Master of Arts (M.A.) program is oriented toward individuals who intend to teach at the community college level or who intend to eventually pursue a doctoral degree at another university
The M.A. Psychology offers a choice of options in either general/experimental psychology or applied behaviour analysis
This program operates within a “mentorship model” in which students work closely with a faculty member whose research interests align with their own
Together, the student and faculty member develop a research question and hypothesis which eventually turns into the final product of the graduate experience: an experimental thesis
The General/Experimental curriculum offers a flexible program with coursework in research methodology, advanced statistics, and in content courses like Behavioral Approaches to Language, Psychopharmacology and Social Psychology

Class 12th	No specific cutoff mentioned
Bachelors	3.0 GPA The applicants must hold: A four-year undergraduate degree is required for acceptance as a graduate student A GPA of 3.0 or better in psychology undergraduate courses as well as a 3.0 overall undergraduate GPA are typically minimal expectations for successful applicants Those who earned a BA or BS in degrees other than psychology are admitted but must complete the undergraduate course prerequisites before admission
Exams	TOEFL: 80 IELTS: 6.5 PTE: 53 GRE: Accepted
Additional info	Students are required to attend an interview Selected applicants are invited to participate in either personal or telephone interviews before final selection of candidates is complete Interviews are held on campus, or by telephone if an on-campus interview is not convenient for candidates Selected applicants will be interviewed by at least two faculty members approximately one month after materials are reviewed by the Psychology Graduate Committee

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M.A. in Psychology – General/Experimental Option