Master of Arts in Psychology

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Glenville State University's Master of Art in Psychology program is designed to meet the accreditation standards of the American Psychological Association (APA) for graduate training in Health Service Psychology but is not yet APA accredited. APA accreditation status updates will be posted here as program eligibility develops. See contacts below for further information about APA accreditation status and plans.

The program offers graduate students the opportunity to master their skills in:

  • Psychological Treatments & Therapy 
  • Testing & Assessment 
  • Cultural & Interpersonal Competence 
  • Scientific Literacy 
  • Ethical Conduct

Admission Requirements

Successful applicants must have a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university and are expected to have undergraduate coursework that suggests they are prepared to success in a clinical psychology masters program. Although psychology majors with some advanced clinically-relevant coursework most clearly meet these criteria, otherwise qualified students with other degree types will be reviewed by faculty. Students must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0-grade point scale (GPA at or above 3.5 is strongly preferred).

Course Requirements

• Total Credit Hours Required: 60 credit hours over 5 semesters 

• Supervised internships and practicum experiences are required during the final 3 semesters of the program.

Contact

For more information regarding the program, please contact:

Adrian Duelley
Director of Graduate Admissions, Admissions Office
216 Mollohan Campus Community Center
304-462-6132
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Dr. Liam Condon
Director of Clinical Training, Social Science Department 
Louis Bennett Hall
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