Counseling Psychology Requirements

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Application Information

Applications will not be reviewed until all required materials have been received.

Online Application for Graduate Admission
  • Next Steps

    Upon receiving your application materials, the Morgridge College of Education will email you with the next steps in the process. To view your outstanding documents, application status, and admission decision, log in to your Application Status page.

    Faculty reviews applications on a continuing basis.

     

    Ph.D. Applicants

    • Program faculty will invite qualified applicants to interview. In-person and virtual interview options will be available.

     

    M.A. Applicants

    • The admission process does not include an interview.
  • Requirements for International Applicants

    International applicants, or applicants who do not hold a degree from an institution where English was the primary language of instruction, may be asked to provide proof of English proficiency by submitting passing TOEFL, IELTS or CAE scores

    • Minimum TOEFL Score: 80 (iBT) or 550 (paper-based)
    • Minimum IELTS Score: 6.5
    • Minimum CAE Score: 169

     

    International applicants are strongly encouraged to submit all application materials at least 14 business days ahead of the deadline for evaluation by the Office of International Admission. If admitted, you will be required to submit additional documents to complete the internationalization process and receive your visa. For further information or questions about this process, please refer to the Office of International Student & Scholar Services.

Get in Touch with Admissions

If you have any questions, our admissions counselors are happy to help! Please email mce.admission@du.edu, submit a Request Info form, or schedule a 1:1 meeting with a counselor.