Child and Family Development
The focus of the Master's Degree in the Department of Child and Family Development is on the individual, the family, and the relationship between families and the changing social, economic, and physical environments. This graduate program is based on scholarship, integrity, and the betterment of the human condition.
Admission Requirements
- Three letters of recommendation
- Statement of purpose
- Resume
- GRE
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Verbal |
147 |
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Quantitative |
141 |
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Analytical Writing |
4.0 |
Applicants with an undergraduate GPA of 3.5 or higher are exempted from the GRE.
Application Deadline
- Applications to the master's degree program in Child and Family Development are accepted on a rolling basis.
Assistantship/Scholarship Information
Not all departments offer graduate assistantships. Students should inquire with the department directly to determine assistantship availability.
Financial Aid Information
Paying for college is a vital part of the education process. It is important to be informed of the many sources of aid available. Student loans are available to degree-seeking graduate students. Information on student loans can be found through the Office of Student Financial Aid. The Office of Student Financial Aid is located in Simmons Hall.
Tuition and Fees
Current tuition and fees schedules can be found through the Office of Student Accounts.
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