The department and all of its programs welcome applications for graduate study from individuals with diverse educational, academic, cultural, and religious backgrounds and values, as well as diverse personal qualities and experiences. Flexible evaluations based upon multiple criteria (such as undergraduate grades, breadth and rigor of undergraduate courses, GRE scores, professional or work experiences, and letters of recommendation) are made by our admissions committee. Other indices of potential for graduate study in psychology include a diversified liberal arts or sciences undergraduate degree from a fully accredited college or university, evidence of well above average competence in written and oral communication, diverse coursework in science, mathematics, and/or statistics, and sufficient breadth and depth of preparation in psychology to begin graduate study in the discipline. In general, the successful applicant will have completed an undergraduate psychology degree or its equivalent. Official or unofficial Transcripts for Department review, Three Letters of Recommendation, GRE Scores. All degree-seeking graduate students must have graduated with a bachelor's or master's degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution or from a recognized foreign institution where the requirements for the bachelor's degree or its equivalent are similar to those at ISU. Full Admission status may be granted to an applicant who either has achieved a grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or greater (on a 4.0 scale). English Proficiency Minimum: Toefl Paper (PBT) - 560, Toefl Internet (iBT) - 83. IELTS - 6.0