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A list of all graduate programs offered at Argosy University/Phoenix may be found at:  http://www.argosyu.edu/phoenix/programs.asp . 

For further information, contact an Argosy University/Phoenix admissions representative or learn more about the admissions process:

Email: ahughes@argosyu.edu

Call: 602.216.2600 or toll free 866.216.2777

Fax: 602.-216.2601

Check out what's going on in our Professional Counseling graduate program here at Argosy/Phoenix:  www.macounseling.itgo.com

General information about preparing for Graduate Study in Psychology:   http://www.uni.edu/walsh/linda2.html

Graduate Record Exam (GRE)

Not all graduate programs require applicants to have taken the GRE.  However, if you plan to take it:

1.  Your preparation for the Major Field Test (MFT) - Psychology that you will complete in your capstone courses will help you prepare for the GRE section in Psychology.   Save all your psychology course syllabi, notes, test, handouts, textbooks, etc., to use to review. (Conversely, using study materials for the GRE - Psychology exam will help prepare for the MFT-Psychology).

2.  Prepare for both the general  and psychology sections of the GRE:

    Hints:   http://www.smcm.edu/Academics/psyc/Major/GREtips.htm

                http://www.psichi.org/pubs/articles/article_66.asp

    Books (available through www.Amazon.com and others): 

        Kaplan GRE Psychology (Paperback) by Michael Palmer, Kaplan

        Cracking the GRE Psychology Test, 6th Edition (Graduate Test

                   Prep) (Paperback) by Meg Jay

     Practice Tests: 

              http://ftp.ets.org/pub/gre/Psychology.pdf

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WHY NOT THINK ABOUT GETTING PUBLISHED????

Journals that Publish Student Research

§         Journal of Psychological Inquiry. Author must be an undergraduate student. Visit the Journal's Web Site or email the editor, Dr. Mark Ware. §         The National Undergraduate Research Clearinghouse, a web-based journal.

§         Modern Psychological Studies. The primary author must be an undergraduate student. For more information, email the editor

§         The Psi Chi Journal. The primary author must be an undergraduate student who is a member of Psi Chi. For more information, contact Dr. Stephen F. Davis.

§         Peers & Preventions: A Journal of Undergraduate Peer Helping Research, founded 1996, encourages undergraduate submissions.
For more information, contact Sherry L. Hatcher

§         Der Zeitgeist: The Student Journal of Psychology. Authors must be either undergraduate or graduate students. To find out more, visit the journal's web site or email the editor, Jens A. Schipull.

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