Florida Atlantic University
Map 777 Glades Rd, Boca Raton, FL 33431-0991»(561) 297-3000 »http://www.fau.edu/
The General-Experimental Psychology Master of Arts program at the Florida Atlantic University strives to impart the valuable knowledge needed for students to gain a solid start on the road to a Doctoral Degree. Graduates have gone on to specialize in a wide range of psychology based tracks at Doctoral level with over 95% of recent students being accepted on to a Ph.D. program. The M.A program uses mentors to assist students in completing the required 31 hours of semester based credit as well as the master thesis. The program is available on a full time basis and takes 2-3 years to complete.Featured Programs:
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- Tuition for full time students (In State): Approximately $ 5,467.00/year
- Graduate Out of State Tuition: Approximately $ 16,695.00/year
- Average Books/Supplies Cost: $ 1,170.00
- Off Campus Room Board Average Cost: $ 10,153.00
* Based on 2012 data
Psychology Degrees Offered:
- Master of Arts degree in General-Experimental Psychology
- Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology (MACL)
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Florida Atlantic University has programs in the following specializations: Clinical Psychology, Mental Health PsychologyLocation
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