Clemson University
Map 201 Sikes Hall, Clemson, SC 29634»(864) 656-4636 »http://www.clemson.edu
At Clemson University, you can currently follow an MS in Applied Psychology. When taking part in the degree, you will have to focus either on human factors psychology, or industrial/organizational psychology. The programs are designed to teach you about the various quantitative techniques, research designs and theoretical foundations required to be employed in the psychological field, or to continue towards a doctoral degree. In order to complete the MS, you will need to take part in a supervised field internship, and you will have to do a formal thesis as well. The internship is generally a summer placement after your first year of study.Featured Programs:
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- Tuition for full time students (In State): Approximately $ 7,608.00/year
- Graduate Out of State Tuition: Approximately $ 18,666.00/year
- Average Books/Supplies Cost: $ 1,098.00
- Off Campus Room Board Average Cost: $ 9,454.00
* Based on 2012 data
Psychology Degrees Offered:
- Master of Science (MS) Applied Psychology
- Masters of Arts in Psychology
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Clemson University has programs in the following specializations: Applied Psychology, General PsychologyLocation
Clemson University has campus locations in: South CarolinaNearby Schools for Psychology
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