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Masters Application Procedure


Thank you for inquiring about the Department of Counseling Psychology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Please read all of the information regarding the Department's requirements and the Graduate School requirements before you apply.

Applications: The Department of Counseling Psychology accepts applications for Fall beginning enrollment between October 1 and February 1 for the M.S. program in Counseling Psychology. There is no beginning Spring enrollment for this Department. The applicant is responsible for collecting assembling and submitting all the pieces of the application as a complete package by the deadline.

 

 

Important Downloads:

Complete MS/Ph.D. Information Packet, 2009-2010

Counseling Psychology Department Application Form, 2009-2010

Department application checklist

Application Procedure:

Step 1. Apply online to the UW graduate school

Step 2. Mail supplemental materials to Counseling Psychology Department:

Step 3. GRE and TOEFL test scores--submitted electronically directly from ETS
Institution code: 1846

 

Application deadline: February 1, 2010. 

all materials should be received by this date to the address below:  

 

APPLICATIONS SHOULD BE SENT TO:

Department of Counseling Psychology

University of Wisconsin - Madison

231 Rust-Schreiner Halls

115 North Orchard Street

Madison, WI  53715-1150

 

Criminal background checks will be conducted for all undergraduate and graduate students admitted to UW Madison School of Education programs that require field placements (e.g. practicum, student teaching, or clinical field experience).  These investigations are mandated by state statute for some programs and sites and have been requested by other sites.  Initial criminal history checks will be requested through the Wisconsin Department of Justice Crime Information Bureau.  Costs for these checks will be borne by the School of Education.