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PH 599 Thesis Research

PH

599

Hours

1-9

Thesis Research

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Physics, MS

Graduate

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The Department of Physics and Astronomy offers the master of science degree in physics with the option of a focused area of study in astronomy. Although we offer a course-only MS, our graduate program is mostly oriented toward current physics research.

Anthropology, Ph.D.

Graduate

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The PhD curriculum builds on the strengths of the master's degree program by concentrating on two emphases:

Psychology, Ph.D.

Graduate

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Students applying for graduate work in psychology must present at a minimum undergraduate courses in general psychology, statistics, and experimental psychology (or research methods). In addition, it is desirable for students to have prior coursework in a laboratory science (particularly biology), college mathematics, and in the area of their intended concentration. Applications for admission to graduate study must be accompanied by Graduate Record Examination (GRE) general test scores (the advanced section is recommended for clinical applicants). Admission is competitive and is influenced by the overall quality of the applicant's record, including grades, GRE scores, letters of recommendation, past experience, and match between the students and faculty interests. The application deadline is November 15 for both the clinical psychology program and the experimental psychology program. Complete applications must be received by these deadlines to ensure full consideration for admission for the following term. Deadlines for letters of recommendation are 2 weeks after the application deadlines.