Information for Prospective PhD Applicants

*Updates*

The GRE requirement for graduate applicants has been suspended for Fall 2024 applications. Applicants may submit GRE scores if they have them, but will be given full consideration for admission even if no GRE scores are submitted.

Our Counseling Psychology PhD Program utilizes a multiple mentor model in which doctoral students are assigned to a primary advisor and encouraged to work with all faculty members throughout their time in the department through involvement on research teams, clinical training opportunities, outreach, and teaching. This year, the faculty members who will be assigned as primary advisor include Simon Goldberg, Shinye Kim, Mindi Thompson, and Travis Wright.

Informational Meeting

During the Fall semester, the admission chair hosts ​informal information meetings for students interested in applying to the PhD program. ​​Meetings​ are designed as a way of answering questions from prospective students who are able to attend. It is in no way intended to screen potential applicants and attendance is not required to apply for either program.

Informational Meetings in Fall 2023

  • Friday, September 22nd, 2023 from 10:00-11:00 AM CST (ONLINE) with Dr. Stephanie Budge
  • Friday, October 20th, 2023 from 3:00-4:00 PM CST (ONLINE) with Dr. Stephanie Budge

If you are interested in attending ​either informational meeting, please email Andrea Burdick .  You will receive a virtual meeting web link one week before the meeting.

PhD Information and Instructions for Fall 2024 Applicants