General Application Information
Thank you for your interest in the Psychology Departments' School Psychology EdS Program! We strive to ensure that students from our department graduate with plenty of hands-on lab and research experiences to set them up for success in all their future endevors.
The application deadline for the EdS programs is December 1st. You will be able to find more information about program specific application materials on the overview page. There is a $55 application fee that will need to be paid before you are able to attach your supplemental documents to your application.
It is important to note that the GRE is not required for the School Psychology EdS program application process. However, applicants may choose to submit GRE scores if they wish to do so. GRE scores are not required and will only be considered as supplemental application materials.
Steps to Apply:
Complete USU Graduate School Application
Complete USU Graduate School Application
Complete the electronic USU Graduate School Application here.
Letters of Recommendation
Letters of Recommendation
Solicit letters of recommendation from 3 people who can vouch for your academic potential in our doctoral program. You need their consent and their email addresses, which you can enter into the electronic application system. Individuals listed for letters of recommendation will receive an email with directions for how log in and submit recommendations.
Send Transcripts
Send Transcripts
Have official transcripts from all institutions of higher education sent directly to:
USU School of Graduate Studies
0900 Old Main Hill
Logan, UT 84322
If sent by electronic clearinghouse, transcripts can be emailed to graduateadmissions@usu.edu.
Submit CV
Submit CV
Upload your curriculum vitae or resume that summarizes your academic and employment history.
Statement of Purpose
Statement of Purpose
Upload your statement of purpose. Describe why you want to earn a graduate degree, and the experiences and qualifications that make you a strong candidate for advanced study (1000-word limit).
Krista Terrell
Graduate Program Coordinator
Psychology