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About UConn Psychology
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- All programs lead to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy.
- Opportunities are provided for pre-professional experience
in clinical and industrial settings, teaching, and research.
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- Graduate teaching and research assistantships
- Fellowships
- Tuition remission
- Health benefits
- Some special single and multi-year financial support for
qualified applicants.
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- Requirements include basic courses in statistics, general
psychology, and experimental psychology.
- Students with a GPA less than 3.3 are unlikely to be admitted.
- Students are evaluated in terms of their research potential.
- Applicants must present scores on three parts of the Graduate Record Examination:
- Verbal Aptitude
- Quantitative Aptitude
- Analytical Writing
- The GRE Subject Test in Psychology is recommended but not
required.
- Application deadline is January 1. Note the following
exceptions:
- I/O and Social applications are due by December
15.
- Clinical applications are due by December 1.
- No Spring admission and no terminal Masters programs.
- Click here
for detailed information.
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- W. A. Bousfield Psychology Building constructed in 1974.
- 3 floors plus basement encompassing 60,000 square feet of
working space.
- In-house computer laboratories.
- Child development laboratories.
- On-site psychological services clinic.
- Basement devoted to behavioral neuroscience and ethology
laboratories.
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- Haskins Laboratories (New Haven, CT)
- UConn Health
Center (Farmington, CT)
- Psychological clinics and hospitals, including Veterans'
Administration facilities.
- Mental hospital affiliates.
- Opportunities to work with developmentally-disabled people
in the community.
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- Hilly, rural, "Quiet Corner" of northeastern Connecticut.
(Map)
- Major shopping areas nearby:
- Willimantic (15 minutes)
- Vernon (30 minutes)
- Manchester--Buckland Hills Mall (35 minutes)
- Major urban areas easily accessible by nearby superhighways
(Interstate 84 east/west and Interstate 91 north/south):
- Hartford, CT (40 minutes)
- New Haven, CT (1.5 hours)
- Boston, MA (1.75 hours)
- New York, NY (3 hours)
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- 12,000 undergraduate students
- 4,000 graduate students
- Housing options include graduate residence halls and private
rental units.
- Many cultural activities and top flight entertainment.
- Outdoor sporting and recreational opportunities abound.
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