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Undergraduate Admission
Students interested in applying to undergraduate degree program should contact
the PACS advising office. Mr. Richard Mabry is the undergraduate advisor. Students
who want to learn more about behavior analysis may contact undergraduate
faculty advisor Dr. Manish Vaidya.
Master's Degree Admission
Students interested in applying to master's degree program (offered only on
UNT campus in Denton) must apply to the UNT Graduate School and to the
department.
Application deadline is January 15 for Fall admission. There is no Spring
admission. Applications are reviewed beginning January 15 for the limited
number of slots in the graduate program. A supplemental review will be conducted
in April if there are any remaining slots not filled on the first round.
If you are applying for admission to the master's degree program,
please contact Ruth Cross,
assistant to the Graduate Advisor (Dr. Vaidya),
if you have admission questions. You can also ask her for other
information about the program.
Note: Students in states belonging to the Academic Common Market should
contact Ms. Standifer about applying for in-state tuition.
Admission
Requirements
* Prerequisite of 2 behavior analysis courses. These may be taken at UNT (see undergraduate course descriptions) or by enrolling in a distance learning course (contact the Distance Learning department at 940-565-2561 for more information).
* A strong commitment to a career in behavior analysis.
* Recommended: GPA of 3.4.
* GRE scores acceptable to UNT Graduate school.
* 2 Letters of reference (no special form required) from employers/professors/people
with whom you have worked.
* A statement of your interests in behavior analysis.
Distant Program
-- Non-Degreed
The Department, through our internet courses, offers a graduate certificate in Applied Behavior Analysis. Students in the internet program DO NOT receive a
Master's Degree. The program is a post Bachelor's or post Master's
series of courses that fulfill specific academic requirements toward
certification by the BACB.
Please contact Laura Davis, the Department's Distance Education
Coordinator, for information on the program, or go to our web site
at http://courses.unt.edu/behv/certificate.html
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