Master of Science in Clinical Adolescent Psychology Degree Program Requirements

The pass-through master’s degree is utilized to recognize the completion of the portion of the PhD program for students in route to the doctorate, and for those who complete this portion of the program but are not admitted into candidacy for the doctorate. No students will be admitted into this master's degree; it will only be awarded as a  pass-through degree.

The pass-through master's degree would be awarded after the completion of the first three years of coursework in the PhD program and the successful defense of the empirical masters thesis.

Required Courses
CPSY 7362	Biological Bases of Behavior	3
CPSY 7374	Professional Ethics	3
CPSY 7375	Systems of Psychotherapy	3
CPSY 7380	Psychological Assessment I	3
CPSY 7381	Psychological Assessment II	3
CPSY 7387	Individual Psychotherapy	3
CPSY 7388	Psychopathology	3
CPSY 7394	Research Methods and Design in Clinical Psychology	3
CPSY 7395	Statistical Methods in Psychology	3
CPSY 7396	Advanced Statistical Techniques	3
CPSY 7282	Practicum I	2
CPSY 7283	Practicum II	2
CPSY 7284	Practicum III	2
CPSY 7365	Thesis I	3
CPSY 7366	Thesis II	3
Total Hours		42

Master of Science in Clinical Adolescent Psychology Degree Sequence

First Year
Fall - Semester 1	Hours	Spring - Semester 2	Hours	Summer	Hours
CPSY 7395	3	CPSY 7396	3	CPSY 7374	3
CPSY 7394	3	CPSY 7380	3	CPSY 7375	3
CPSY 7388	3	CPSY 7387	3
Total	9	Total	9	Total	6
Total Hours: 24

Second Year
Fall - Semester 1	Hours	Spring - Semester 2	Hours	Summer	Hours
CPSY 7282	2	CPSY 7381	3	CPSY 7362	3
CPSY 7365	3	CPSY 7366	3
		CPSY 7283	2
Total	5	Total	8	Total	3
Total Hours: 16

Third Year
Fall - Semester 1	Hours
CPSY 7284	2
Total	2
Total Hours: 2

Academic Deans

Name	Unit
Total Semester Credit Hours: 42