DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY

CLINICAL APPLICATION INFORMATION

Admission to the Clinical Psychology program at Case Western Reserve University is very competitive. We receive about 100-150 completed applications for consideration.


Application Procedure

The application procedure is a time-consuming process and should be initiated as early as possible. The School of Graduate Studies must receive all required materials before any formal action can be taken. It usually takes several weeks for all the application materials to be received and processed. Unofficial documents of GREs, transcripts, and unsealed letters of recommendation will not be considered. An application is only considered complete when the Psychology Department receives all official documents.

Students are accepted for fall admission only. To receive full consideration for Fall 2010 admission, all application materials must be on file in the Department of Psychology by the application deadline. Applications completed after this date will not be given full consideration.

CLINICAL APPLICATIONS ARE DUE JANUARY 5, 2010

As soon as a complete application is received, a confirmation e-mail is sent to the applicant. Interview invitations to visit the department are sent out by e-mail or phone in late January/early February. If students who have been invited for an interview would like to know the status of their application, they should contact the faculty member who invited them. For all other inquiries, please e-mail the department.



Admission Requirements

To be admitted, students are required to have a completed bachelor's degree, preferably in psychology.

The student should have completed a minimum of 18 semester hours of undergraduate psychology courses.
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Preferred minimum scores for admission are:

For a breakdown of scores from recent admitted graduate students, click here.

Contacting the Program Prior to Applying

An important consideration in selecting a graduate program is the fit between a student and the program philosophy, structure, and faculty interests. Potential applicants are highly encouraged to contact the specific faculty member(s) with whom they are interested in working. Visits prior to application are not permitted as this may give an unfair advantage to local individuals. Invitations for face-to-face interviews are made in late January/early February. This is an excellent time to learn more about the program.

The Director of Clinical Training (DCT) does NOT meet with potential applicants who would like general information or to visit. The DCT responds to e-mail inquiries regarding specific questions about the program. Please read all information about the program on this site before making contact with the DCT.