school of education and allied professions at miami university
Frequently Asked Questions
school psychology questions
Is there some way I can visit or talk with someone about the program?
Absolutely, if you would like to discuss the program by phone or visit with us please contact the Program Coordinator, Dr. Ray Witte at witter@muohio.edu.
 
Are there any special forms that should be printed out for recommendation letters?
 
No, we do not use any particular form.

My GRE is scheduled for December or January, should I wait to send the rest of my materials until I have taken the GRE?
No, you may send your materials at any time to the Graduate School and EDP Department. Be sure to request that your GRE scores be sent to Miami University; Miami's institution code is R1463.

How much does the GRE score factor in the decision making process?
GRE scores are never viewed in isolation. Applicants are accepted based on many qualities including GPA, GRE, letters of recommendation, interpersonal skills, research and/or practical experiences. A high GRE alone will not automatically get someone into the program, nor will a low score automatically preclude acceptance. There is no minimum GRE required.

How many students are admitted to the school psychology program?
There are usually 10-12 students accepted each year.

Is each students paired up with a faculty member to participate in School Psychology research?
Yes, students choose a thesis advisor who shares research interests. Also, depending on graduate assistantships, students may do research with faculty as part of their graduate assistant duties.

Will School Psych. applicants be interviewed before being accepted into the program?
Yes, there will be interviews for selected applicants. During this time, applicants will have the opportunity to meet faculty, current school psychology students, as well as tour Miami's campus.

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