81. UT-Tyler Department Of Psychology Welcome mail smarmion@mail.uttyl.edu. clinical or counseling psychology atThe University of Texas at Tyler, contact Robert F. McClure, Ph.D http://www.uttyler.edu/psychology/welc.htm

Department of Psychology UT Tyler Home Undergraduate Programs ... Links PAGE CONTENTS Overview Undergraduate Programs Graduate Programs Department Contact Information ... Advisor Contact Information OVERVIEW Welcome to the Website of the Department of Psychology at The University of Texas at Tyler! Thank you for your interest in our academic and professional programs and please do not hesitate to contact us for additional information. The pages of this site should not be considered the official policy statement for the departmental programs and requirements, but should be used as supplemental information to aid your planning for application and course enrollment. The current UTT Catalog and the Schedule of Classes, available from the Office of Admissions and Student Records (903-566-7202), are the primary sources for the current admission procedures, program requirements, course offerings, and academic calendar. We look forward to your inquiries regarding how we can assist you in your academic and career goals in the field of psychology. The Department of Psychology offers two degree plans at the undergraduate level and three graduate-level degrees. The undergraduate degrees

82. Psychology - Clinical Or Counseling filled Fall 2003. Qualifications Ph.D. from an APAaccredited programin clinical or counseling psychology preferred. We are seeking http://www.fredonia.edu/humanresources/jobs/clinic.htm

ANNOUNCEMENT OF PROFESSIONAL VACANCY SUNY Fredonia is recruiting for the following professional position and invites applications from interested candidates. Department : Psychology - Clinical or Counseling Budget Title : Visiting Assistant Professor Descriptive Title : Visiting Assistant Professor Professional Rank and Salary Range Item Number Date to be filled : Fall 2003 Qualifications Ph.D. from an APA-accredited program in clinical or counseling psychology preferred. We are seeking applicants who are committed to high quality teaching and have an interest in research. Position Description Join this growing, nationally-ranked university. A comprehensive state university awarding both baccalaureate and master's level degrees in more than 80 programs. Fredonia is a leading member of the State University of New York system. Repeatedly cited as one of America's best colleges in national surveys. Fredonia ranks among the top 10 institutions in the Northeast and Top 100 in the nation. It serves a largely residential, growing, undergraduate population of over 5,300 students and is committed to cultivating a culturally diverse environment. Fredonia is distinguished by programs in the liberal arts and sciences, in the creative and performing arts and in selected professional fields. The attractive campus is located in a picturesque Chautauqua County village 60 minutes from Niagara Falls. Visiting Assistant Professor one year appointment, teaching responsibilities may include: Counseling, Abnormal Psychology, and Introduction to Psychology.

83. Counseling Support Tokyo Japan A 'bilingual' (English/Japanese) site. Provides a forum for anyone experiencing emotional challenges .Category Health Mental Health Online Individual Practitioners...... on counseling, certification for counselors, professional clinical psychologist qualifications JapaneseBooks counseling, psychology, Tokyo, Japan Related Books http://www2.gol.com/users/andrew/

Counseling and Support in Tokyo and Japan Tokyo Japan Created to provide all people living in the Tokyo Japan community, throughout Japan and around the world with free information on qualified counseling in Tokyo and Japan, emotional and mental health resources in Tokyo and Japan, online self-help and social support groups, telephone help line and other useful web sites, plus bookstore links to Tokyo and Japan books and other resources in English and Japanese. Also providing a forum to express feelings about life in Tokyo and Japan and finding support. Tokyo Japan Information on counseling services, online help line, life line and support group resources in the Tokyo community and Japan. Japan Counseling: Essays and "FAQS" Information on counseling, certification for counselors, professional clinical psychologist qualifications, and licensed mental health care professionals in Japan. The Scarlet Rose The feelings, emotional experiences and reflections of people living here in Japan. Thanks to all who have sent in pictures and essays.

84. Counseling Psychology M.A. Supervised Field Training When questions arise about a student's suitability for clinical work, the CounselingPsychology graduate program faculty conducts a formal review as outlined http://www.northwestern.edu/graduate/cpsy/cpsy-ma-field.html

Northwestern University Home Page Counseling Psychology Home Last Updated: December 2001 Counseling Psychology Supervised Field Training Coordinated supervised field training in clinical and clinical/research skills is a critical component of the program. Fieldwork activity follows a developmental model consisting of a sequence of nine-month training experiences of increasing complexity and responsibility. Each level of training is designed to accommodate the student's particular level of professional development. Students in the Standard Curriculum complete a minimum of two nine-month supervised field experiences, and those in the Two Plus Curriculum complete three. The specific goals of the fieldwork sequence are: to acquire and practice direct service (assessment and intervention skills) to develop the capacity for critical self-observation and evaluation to observe and conceptualize various aspects of human behavior and interaction to confront and resolve complex issues related to human service delivery to formulate novel theoretical constructs and hypotheses about client systems and social contexts The three levels of field training are: Pre-practicum: 10 - 15 field site hours/week and 2 classroom hours/week Practicum: 12 - 20 field site hours/week, 3 classroom hours/week and 2 hours/week of "Back-Home" supervision.

85. BS In Human Services/MA In Counseling Psychology Or Clinical Mental Health Couns Bachelor of Science in Human Services/ Master of Arts in counseling psychology orClinical Mental Health counseling. LIBERAL ARTS REQUIREMENTS, CREDITS. Writing, 6. http://www.lesley.edu/abc/bsma.html

letter of welcome introduction to the adult ... photo gallery Adult Baccalaureate College Bachelor of Science in Human Services/ Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology or Clinical Mental Health Counseling LIBERAL ARTS REQUIREMENTS CREDITS Writing Social Sciences General Psychology (Psychological Foundation for Counseling recommended) Abnormal Psychology Humanities American History Natural Sciences/Mathematics (Human Sexuality: Holistic Perspective recommended) Art REQUIRED HUMAN SERVICES PHASE I: AHMSR 3101 Human Services Seminar GPSYC 6001 Group Dynamics for Counselors and Consultants -OR- GPSYC 6015 Group Dynamics GPSYC 6007 Psychopathology GPSYC 6026 Developmental Psychology Across the Lifespan GPSYC 6027 Clinical Skills an Process* GPSYC 6030 Psychology of Culture and Identity AHMSR 5300 Professional Ethics: Application and Practice GPSYC 6200 Orientation to Professional Psychology GPSYC 6201 Issues and Standards in Professional Psychology GPSYC 6202 Theories of Counseling and Psychotherapy GPSYC 7710 Clinical Practice and Supervision I: Clinical Setting** GPSYC 7711 Clinical Practice and Supervision II: Clinical Setting REQUIRED COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY PHASE II: GPSYC 6029 Vocational Development and Career Counseling GPSYC 6101 Research Design and Program Evaluation GPSYC 7100 Biological Bases of Behavior GPSYC 6205 Assessments for Counseling and Psychology: Adults -OR- GPSYC 6255 Assessments for Counseling and Psychology: Adolescents GPSYC 6211 Professional Integrative Seminar GPSYC 7714

86. Naropa University - Transpersonal Counseling Psychology M.A. - Counseling, Music Naropas Transpersonal counseling psychology graduate programs offers a unique combination of transperson Category Science Social Sciences psychology Transpersonal...... contribution. The MA program in Transpersonal counseling psychologyis directed towards careers in the clinical professions. For http://www.naropa.edu/transpersonal/

Transpersonal Counseling Psychology Search Engine best viewed with Internet Explorer or faculty art therapy music therapy wilderness therapy ... M.A. degrees "In short, transpersonal psychology stands for the re-enchantment of psychology in combination with the highest levels of theoretical and clinical perception and skill. It advocates freedom and full self-realization for all beings. It sees the meaning and value of all things and the sacredness of the life journey. Without discounting suffering - psychological, social, political, environmental - transpersonal psychology finds delight, comfort, and a sense of Home in the primal and profound interconnection of all existence." John Davis, Ph.D. faculty member, Transpersonal Counseling Psychology Department Dear Prospective Student: September 26 - 28, 2003

87. VCU Psychology Department Faculty Arnold Stolberg (clinical psychology) Prevention of psychopathology in childrenof divorce. Marilyn Stern (counseling psychology) Child Health psychology http://www.has.vcu.edu/psy/faculty.html

Psychology Department General Information Faculty Research Specialties Undergraduate ... VCU Home VCU Web People Options Psychology Faculty This page provides a list of the faculty in Psychology arranged in alphabetical order along with a brief description of their interests. You can also find information about the faculty by visiting the following pages: Program Biopsychology Clinical Counseling ... Social Psychology/ Personality Please click on the faculty member's name for more information regarding research and teaching interests. Kevin Allison (Clinical Psychology) Adolescent development, community psychology and cultural competence in clinical services. Stephen Auerbach (Clinical Psychology) Stress management and crisis intervention; health psychology, behavioral medicine. Faye Belgrave (Social Psychology) Cultural approaches to enhancing well-being and preventing social problems among African American youth; female adolescent gender issues; psychosocial aspects of chronic illness and disabilities. Steven Danish (Counseling Psychology) Life skills (development, training, and evaluation), school and after-school programming for youth, sport psychology (especially as it relates to youth), community psychology, health and wellness.

88. Counseling Psychology Doctoral Programs In The United States - Graduate School counseling psychology Doctoral Programs in the United States Alphabetical Listing. psychologyDepartments on the Web. Doctoral Programs in clinical psychology. http://gradschool.about.com/library/psy/blcounspsyalpha.htm

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89. University Of Wisconsin - Counseling Psychology members' areas of responsibility within the Department of counseling psychology. HEIKKINEN,Adjunct Associate Professor ROBERT A. McGRATH, clinical Professor. http://www.soemadison.wisc.edu/cp/faculty/

Current Faculty Adjunct Faculty Other Clinical Faculty The faculty currently consists of four Full Professors, two Associate Professors, and three Assistant Professors. In addition, two psychologists on the staff of the University Counseling and Consultation Center serve as adjunct faculty members. The research interests of the faculty cover widely divergent areas. CP faculty are also involved in a variety of professional accreditation activities in Wisconsin and other states and, at various times, have served on accreditation boards for The American Psychological Association (APA), the American Counseling Association (ACA), the National Commission on Accreditation in Teacher Education (NCATE), and the North Central Association of Colleges, Universities and Schools. Please refer to the faculty Departmental committee structure for more information on faculty members' areas of responsibility within the Department of Counseling Psychology. Faculty left to right: Melanie Hill, William T. Hoyt, Patricia L. Wolleat, Angela Byars-Winston, Bruce Wampold, Steve Quintana, Mary Lee Nelson, Corissa Lotta, and Hardin Coleman (not pictured, Alberta Gloria, sabbatical leave)

90. Southern Methodist University - Counseling & Testing Center - Staff EMail - csoutter@mail.smu.edu. Education Ph.D. psychology, Southern MethodistUniversity; MA clinical counseling psychology, Southern Methodist University; http://www.smu.edu/counseling/staff.html

PROFESSIONAL STAFF AND E-MAIL ADDRESSES Corey Ellis, B.A. Juli Hobdy, Ph.D. Laura Roberts, Ph.D. Karen Settle, Ph.D. , Director Cathey Soutter, Ph.D. Beverly Vaughan, A.A. Ann Weinberg, Ph.D. Karen R. Chamblee Settle, Ph.D. (University of North Texas) Director, Counseling and Testing Center E-Mail - ksettle@mail.smu.edu Education: Ph.D. Counseling Psychology, University of North Texas M.A. Psychology, Southern Methodist University B.B.A. Business, Texas Tech University Experience: Counseling Psychologist, SMU Counseling and Testing Center, 1988 to present Consortium Internship at University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center and Terrell State Hospital, 1987-1988 7 years experience in the business field, primarily in banking/finance Interests and Activities Family-of-origin dynamics Eating disorders Learning disabilities assessment Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder in adults Loneliness/relationships Use of rituals in psychotherapy Myers-Briggs Type Indicator applications Training Director/supervision Consultation with faculty/staff Co-facilitator of an Eating Concerns group Juli Hobdy, Ph.D.

91. OLGA LINARES, MIAMI INSTITUTE OF PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL DAVID MANN psychologySD, clinical psychology. KAREN NELSON, UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON, counselingpsychology. ELAINE CALAWAY, UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON, counseling psychology. http://www.caps.uh.edu/internsb.asp

OLGA LINARES, MIAMI INSTITUTE OF PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL DAVID MANN, UC SANTA BARBARA, COMBINED GIHAN OMAR, FLORIDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY AVILA STEELE, JACKSON STATE, CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY SHERRY VIDAL-BROWN, SALIMAH ADAM, FLORIDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY KATHY LEE, PACIFIC GRADUATE SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY BETH RICHARDSON, VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC, CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY TRISH VRIESENDORP, WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY, CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY VICTORIA KORGE, MINNESOTA SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY GRETA LYDERS, WRIGHT INSTITUTECALIFORNIA, CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY ROSEMARY SIMMONS, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS—AUSTIN, COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY DEBBIE TING, PURDUE, COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY LAURIE TONNESEN, C.S.P.P.- LOS ANGELES, CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY MAY BO SZE, DE PAUL CHICAGO, CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY MICHELE BOYER, UNIV. OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI, COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY CARRIE WILDE, FLORIDA STATE UNIV., COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY MICHAEL GAUBATZ, LOYOLA UNIVERSITY-CHICAGO, COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY BARBARA COHEN

92. UCS Clinical Staff Eva G. Schoen, MA Ball State University, counseling psychology. ScottShiebler, MSW - Seattle Pacific University, clinical psychology. http://www.uiowa.edu/~ucs/staffwriteups/staff.html

UNIVERSITY COUNSELING SERVICE CLINICAL STAFF Audrey Bahrick, Ph.D. - Senior Staff Psychologist Vivian Barnette, Ph.D. - Senior Staff Psychologist Helen Vogel Brady, Ph.D. - Senior Staff Psychologist Sam V. Cochran, Ph.D. - Director Julie Madison Corkery, Ph.D. - Assistant Director and Director of Training Emmanuel E. Enekwechi, Psy.D. - Senior Staff Psychologist Elisa M. Grajales, Ph.D. - Senior Staff Psychologist Mark M. Harris, Ph.D. - Assistant Director and Director of Clinical Services Daushen Ju, Ph.D. - Senior Staff Psychologist Paula M. Keeton, Ph.D. - Senior Staff Psychologist Kathleen H. Staley, Ph.D. - Assistant Director and Director of Program and Consultation Services Kelly L. Willson, Ph.D. - Senior Staff Psychologist 2002-03 Psychology Interns Susan Funk-Bulatovic, M.A. - Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Clinical Psychology Eva G. Schoen, M.A. - Ball State University, Counseling Psychology Scott Shiebler, M.S.W.

93. FSUSCC Counseling/Psychology/Social Work Internships 2000-01 The SCC provides fulltime predoctoral internships to counseling and clinicalpsychology students and part-time internships to masters students in mental http://www.fsu.edu/~staffair/counsel/masters.htm

Counseling/Art Therapy/Social Work/Psychology Internships 2003-04 Staff The staff is multidisciplinary with professionals from several mental health disciplines, including clinical and counseling psychology, clinical social worker and mental health counseling. Typically there are three predoctoral psychology interns and two to four masters interns. Staff members hold membership in a variety of professional organizations including the American Psychological Association, the Southeastern Psychological Association, the American Counseling Association, the National Association of Social Workers, the American College Health Association and the Association of Black Psychologists. Liaisons Gail Palo, Ed.S., LMHC, NCC Assistant Intern Training Director Counseling and Psychology Margaret Ashmore, MSW, LCSW Coordinator of Women's Concerns Social Work and Art Therapy Training and Philosophy Developmental considerations are foremost in our training approach. We recognize the need and necessity for our interns to apply, in an intensive manner, the science of psychology they have learned in their graduate programs and further develop competencies in assessment, diagnosis, intervention and consultation. We strive to provide a supportive environment that allows interns to take on increasing levels of responsibility over the course of the internship, thereby building their confidence along with their competence. As part of this process, interns have the opportunity to observe and collaborate with senior clinicians in a variety of activities ranging from individual and group therapy to consultation and outreach. As the interns and their supervisors become comfortable with the intern's skill level, supervisors function more as available and consultative mentors.

94. Previous UCTC Interns Sarah Drew, Ph.D. 1995, University of Florida, counseling psychology)clinical Coordinator. Case Presentation Seminar CoLeader. . http://www.uoregon.edu/~counsel/brostaff.htm

2002-2003 STAFF PROFILES Edel Davenport, M.S. 1980, University Of Oregon, Counseling Psychology). Practicum Co-Coordinator. Psychodynamic/ Interpersonal orientation. Clinical interest and specialization in international students, dysfunctional families, multicultural, and substance abuse issues. Liaison/consultant to the Office of International Studies and Exchange and to the American English Institute. Jon Davies, Ph.D. (1991, University of Oregon, Counseling Psychology). Practicum Co-Coordinator, Research Coordinator, and Sexual Assault Prevention Coordinator. Humanistic/ Psychodynamic/ Cognitive Behavioral orientation. Clinical interests include men's issues, substance abuse, sexual assault prevention and recovery, couples counseling, child and family issues, anger management, and counselor training and supervision. Experience working with older students as well as Latino, Native American and international students. Liaison to Men's Health Team and Alliance for Sexual Assault Prevention. Sarah Drew, Ph.D.

95. Site Map Search About Tc Directory Calendar Email TC Home CU Home TC Course Schedule. Visitors Center. counseling clinical psychology. clinical psychology;counseling psychology; Psychological counseling; psychology in Education. http://www.teacherscollege.edu/programs/Ccp/

Department Faculty Course Listing Home TC General Info Academic Catalog Admissions Financial Aid Career Services ... Visitors Center Programs Offered in this Department: Clinical Psychology Counseling Psychology Psychology in Education Site maintained by Enrollment Services and the Office of External Affiars. All Admissions questions: tcinfo@exchange.tc.columbia.edu or 212-678-3000 Any Web site concerns or problems, please contact, Webcomments@exchange.tc.columbia.edu

96. M.S. Psychology MS in psychology is a 90quarter unit professional degree program designed for personswho desire to practice in the field of clinical/counseling psychology. http://www.calpoly.edu/~psychhd/masters.html

Home Menus M ASTER OF S CIENCE IN P SYCHOLOGY Professional Practice Specialization Department Information Master's Degree Information General Description Program Strengths ... Graduate Admissions D EPARTMENT I NFORMATION The M.S. Psychology degree at Cal Poly has about forty students currently enrolled in the program, in a department with a total enrollment of 550 students. Graduate courses are scheduled so that a full-time student carrying 12-16 units per quarter could complete degree requirements in two years. A more realistic time-table, however, is three years. There are 22 tenure-track faculty in the Psychology and Child Development Department with degrees in a variety of disciplines including Psychology, Education, Child Development, Family Studies, and Human Development. Three faculty coordinate the M.S. program and regularly teach graduate classes. The faculty are diverse in terms of professional degrees, clinical training, ethnic background, and gender. Three of them are licensed psychologists, and have active clinical practices. Our graduate classes are always small and our graduate students receive much individual attention in our on-campus practicum clinic and in community fieldwork sites.

97. Sample . The......Position ( 0357F12). Tenure-Track Assistant Professor in psychologyin clinical or counseling psychology. Position http://www.uwsp.edu/equity/positions 02-03/03-57F12.htm

Department of Psychology Position Tenure-Track Assistant Professor in Psychology in Clinical or Counseling Psychology Position Description The candidate will be expected to teach undergraduate courses within clinical and counseling psychology content areas, and other undergraduate courses related to the candidate's areas of interest. The department seeks candidates with expertise in areas such as abnormal psychology, health psychology, counseling and psychotherapy theories and practicum, personality, clinical neuropsychology, or aging. The candidate will be expected to teach 12 credits per semester. Research opportunities are available. The department is interested in the promotion of diversity and, therefore, strongly encourages applications from individuals from underrepresented groups, those with experience teaching and serving underrepresented individuals, and those who will actively incorporate multicultural and diversity content in their teaching and scholarship. Student advising, service to the department and university, and scholarly activities with the inclusion of undergraduate students in the candidate's research program are expected. Department/University Description Stevens Point is located near the geographical center of the state, along the banks of the scenic Wisconsin River. The UWSP Department of Psychology consists of 15 full-time and several part-time members who instruct 300 majors and 100 minors with a total of 2000 students per semester. The Department of Psychology has excellent computerized laboratories for perceptual, cognitive, and event-related potentials (ERP) research, as well as psychophysiology and voluntary self-control research. State-of-the-art videotaping facilities serve our practicum courses and research.

98. Counseling Psych interested in either an academic or a counseling center career is the ability toprovide clinical supervision. The counseling psychology program provides an http://tiger.coe.missouri.edu/~ecp/counseling/description.html

Counseling Psychology Program Department of Educational and Counseling Psychology University of Missouri-Columbia Striving for Excellence in the Integration of Practice, Science, and Diversity The Counseling Psychology doctoral program at the University of Missouri was accredited by the American Psychological Association in 1953, and is the 5th oldest program in the United States. The program has been consistently ranked in the top 10 nationally in the U.S. News and Word Report "Best Graduate Schools" annual comparison. Students are accepted into the Ph.D. program through one of three routes: (a) directly after having completed undergraduate training, (b) after completing a Masters degree in the MU Counseling Psychology program, or (c) after completing a Masters degree at another counseling program. In addition to the Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology, the program offers Masters degrees in Community/Agency Counseling School Counseling Career Counseling and Development , and Rehabilitation Counseling . The program also offers an emphasis at either the Ph.D. or Masters level in Sport and Exercise Psychology Program Highlights The Counseling Psychology program faculty are known for their research contributions to the field and for their professional leadership in national and international organizations. Past published surveys of faculty research productivity have ranked the program from 5th to 2nd. Most recently, a 1999 review (Buboltz et al., Journal of Counseling Psychology) ranked the University of Missouri as the 3rd highest in research productivity of more than 70 APA accredited programs over the past 25 years.

99. University Of Notre Dame Department Of Psychology Counseling Program Clinical Tr Although the counseling psychology Program focuses on the training of research scholars focusedattention is also given to developing students' clinical skills. http://www.nd.edu/~psych/counseling/clinicaltraining.htm

CLINICAL TRAINING The goal of clinical training in the Counseling/Clinical Program is to prepare students to be effective professionals with a wide variety of clients and client systems and to implement an evidence-based model of effectiveness. We view culture and diversity as critical aspects of our training; moreover in our community placements, we seek to provide service to those who are underserved or marginalized in our society. Although the Counseling Psychology Program focuses on the training of research scholars, in keeping with its scientist-practitioner orientation, focused attention is also given to developing students' clinical skills. Through coursework and practicum experiences, guided by intensive supervision, students develop a framework and the requisite skills for internship and applying the science of psychology to the practice of psychology. Students are expected to develop high quality clinical skills rather than simply accruing a large quantity of hours in practica. In every clinical endeavor we support: a) a multicultural understanding of the client and the therapeutic relationship, b) the implementation and/or adaptation of empirically-supported interventions, and c) the use of designs and methodologies that provide empirical support for the effectiveness of the treatments provided.

100. Counseling Psychology Information APA. ISBN 1557982198. The insider's guide to Grad programs in Clinicaland counseling psychology. Published by Guilford Press. APA http://www.counselingpsychology.net/gradschool.html

GRE What area of psych? Grad School Guides Grad School Forum Applying for graduate school is a much more involved process than many may realize. However, if you set up a plan and stick to it the process can be quite rewarding! Some things you will need to do: 1) Find out what you want to do. You don't need to be really specific, but have some general idea. (e.g. I want a counseling psych PhD program and have some interests in vocational psych). 2) Find programs that meet your needs in regards to training, research interests, geography, etc. 3) Find out what each program requires for admission. 4) Devise a plan to have those materials in well before the application deadline. The GRE Every grad program will want you to take the GRE. Now that its done on computer you can take it whenever you would like. However it is a good idea to set the appointment several months in advance to give you a deadline to be prepared by and take it early enough in the year that you can take it a second time well before the application deadline. Once September hits, spots fill up fast!! And if you wait to take it until mid-November and you need to take it again you may not be able to fit it in by the January or December deadlines. You can take the GRE more than once, but test dates must be 30 - days apart.

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