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A background in psychology, including some training in research methods and statistics, is highly desirable. Admission is based on the undergraduate record, GRE scores, research experience, and letters of recommendation. The GRE Subject Test in Psychology is not required but is strongly recommended. Application forms for admission and financial aid can be found on the web or may be obtained by writing to or calling:
Useful Links for prospective applicants: The Office of Graduate Studies serves the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS). From the office’s website, visitors can find information about applying to graduate programs, expenses and financial aid, application requirements and deadlines, and much more. Links to some of the information on the site are provided below: Application Requirements and Deadlines Contact the Office of Graduate Studies Request a Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Catalog Published annually, the Graduate Student Handbook contains important dates, policies and procedures, requirements, and graduation information concerning current Arts, Sciences, and Engineering graduate students. You don't need to be a graduate student to take Tufts graduate courses. The Graduate Career Advancement Program (GCAP) was created for people who want access to superior graduate-level courses but don't need or want a graduate degree. GCAP students take the same classes as our graduate students and may enroll, for either credit or audit, in up to four undergraduate or graduate courses per semester.
*Go to PsychGrad.Org for information on applying to graduate schools and succeeding at graduate study, applying for jobs and post-docs. |
