The primary employers of our graduates are educational institutions, both public and private, at all levels: K through 12, postsecondary (community colleges and universities). Also, government and private agencies like testing companies, non-profit agencies, research institutes, and private or public educational organizations. There is no single job title for educational psychologists in organizations, but some … read more of What can you do with a MEd in Educational Psychology?

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Upon entrance to the graduate program, each student is assigned a temporary advisor to facilitate the student’s progress through the program. Initial assignment or choice of a temporary advisor in no way obligates the student to select the temporary advisor as his/her program advisor or to include the temporary advisor as a committee member. Likewise, … read more of How will I get an advisor in the Department of Educational Psychology?

The GRE is required for PhD applicants. We do not have a minimum score but we weigh the GRE score with your English proficiency with other information with your writing and math skills such as course grades, recommendation letters and your writing sample.

The GRE is NOT required for MEd applicants.

Answer 8: Yes, please visit the International Student Services website for more information. The ISS Office can help you with your Visa, employment and other issues that international students may encounter at the university.

Currently it is $650.00/credit (resident) and $1545.00/credit (non-resident). Complete information ontuition, fees, and payments is provided by Records & Registration at UH Manoa. Information on upcoming tuition schedules and estimated cost of attendance is also available on the UHM Financial Aid Services websites. Please see the Hawaii Residency Requirements page for residency rules.

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Graduate assistantships, partial scholarships, educationally related campus employment

It may, if you are interested in gaining skills in human development and learning in diverse contexts, assessment, measurement, research methodology, or statistics.