1. START YOUR APPLICATION
To apply to Texas A&M’s College of Education graduate degree program you must first apply online at www.ApplyTexas.org. The name on your application must match your name as it appears on your passport.
If you are wishing to apply for Summer 2021 or beyond, applicants will apply using https://texasam2021.liaisoncas.com/applicant-ux/.
The department of Educational Psychology offers 4 degree programs:
- Bilingual/ESL Education (Traditional or Online)
- Educational Psychology, emphasis in the following areas:
- Creativity & Cognition (Online)
- Developmental Sciences
- Research, Measurement, and Statistics
- School Counseling (Online)
- Learning Design & Technology (Online)
- Special Education (Online)
A non-refundable $65 application fee for domestic applicants and $90 application fee for international applicants. The application fee may be paid by check, money order or approved credit card. Applicants who wish to pay by credit card may do so as part of the online application. If you are unable to pay the fee online, you may call the Graduate Admissions Office at 979-845-1060.
2. SUBMIT OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPTS AND RECORDS
Submit official transcripts from all colleges or universities attended. For more information on submitting official transcripts to Texas A&M University, click here to visit the admissions website and view the section titled ‘How to Submit Your Documents’.
Official GRE scores
Official GRE* scores are required for the following master’s programs:
*GRE scores must be less than 5 years old
The following master’s programs do not require GRE scores:
Those applying to either Spring 2021 or Fall 2021, the GRE requirement has been suspended for the following programs:
- M.Ed. in Educational Psychology (EPSY) emphasis in Developmental Sciences
- M.Ed./M.S. in Educational Psychology (EPSY) emphasis in Research, Measurement, and Statistics.
If you are applying for M.S. in Educational Psychology (EPSY) in Developmental Sciences you will need to submit GRE scores.
Official TOEFL scores
Official TOEFL scores, less than two years old (International Applicants; see OGS directions for waivers)
*The school’s GRE code is 6003. EPSY does not use a department code. Send items directly using one of the following addresses:
(U.S. Postal Service)
Graduate Admissions Processing
Office of Admissions
Texas A&M University
P.O. Box 40001
(Overnight or Hand Delivery)
Graduate Admissions Processing
Texas A&M University
General Services Complex
750 Agronomy Road, Suite 1601
0200 TAMU
College Station, TX 77843-0200
(979) 845-1060
Application Deadlines
| Application Window by Semester of Admission | |||||
| Degree Program | Spring | Summer | Fall | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bilingual Education (M.Ed./M.S.) | N/A | Online Program | Opens: Apr. 1 Closes: Oct. 15 |
Opens: Aug. 1 Closes: Mar. 22 |
Opens: Aug. 1 Closes: Mar. 22 * |
| Learning Design & Technology (M.Ed.) | N/A | Online Program | Opens: Apr. 1 Closes: Oct. 15 |
Opens: Aug. 1 Closes: Mar. 22 |
Opens: Aug. 1 Closes: Mar. 22 |
| Educational Psychology (M.Ed.) | Specialization in Creativity and Cognition | Online Program | Opens: Apr. 1 Closes: Oct. 15 |
Opens: Aug. 1 Closes: Mar. 22 |
Opens: Aug. 1 Closes: Mar. 22 * |
| Educational Psychology (M.Ed./M.S.) | Specialization in Developmental Sciences | Traditional Program | Opens: Apr. 1 Closes: Oct. 15 |
Opens: Aug. 1 Closes: Mar. 22 |
Opens: Aug. 1 Closes: Mar. 22 * |
| Educational Psychology (M.Ed./M.S.) | Specialization in Research, Measurement, and Statistics | Traditional Program | Opens: Apr. 1 Closes: Oct. 15 |
Opens: Aug. 1 Closes: Mar. 22 |
Opens: Aug. 1 Closes: Mar. 22 |
| Educational Psychology (M.Ed.) | Specialization in School Counseling | Online Program | N/A | Opens: Aug. 1 Closes: February 15 |
N/A |
| Special Education (M.Ed./M.S.) | N/A | Online Program | N/A | Opens: Aug. 1 Closes: February 15 |
N/A |
| *Program has alternate admission deadline of July 1. Note applications submitted for earlier deadline receive priority for admission. | |||||
Master’s Programs
The Department of Educational Psychology offers a range of professional master’s degree programs geared towards those working in schools, academia, and the corporate world. Graduates from our master’s degree programs pursue careers as master teachers, instructional designers, intervention specialists, behavior analysts, school counselors, and technology leaders. Whatever your aspirations may be within the realm of educational psychology, our graduate programs can help you attain those goals.
Master’s Programs
Online and On Campus Master’s in Bilingual/ESL Education (M.Ed/M.S.)
Earn a M.Ed. or M.S. in Bilingual Education. All required courses offered online.
Master’s Emphasis in Developmental Sciences (M.Ed./M.S.)
Earn a M.Ed. or M.S. in Educational Psychology with specialization in Developmental Sciences.
Online Master’s Emphasis in Creativity & Cognition (M.S., M.Ed)
Earn a M.Ed. in Educational Psychology with specialization in Creativity and Cognition. All courses offered online.
Master’s Emphasis in Research, Measurement, and Statistics (M.Ed/M.S.)
Earn a M.Ed. or M.S. in Educational Psychology with specialization in Research, Measurement, and Statistics.
Online Master’s in Special Education (M.Ed. / M.S.)
Earn a M.Ed. or M.S. in Special Education. All required courses offered online.
Online Master’s in Learning Design & Technology (M.Ed.)
Earn a M.Ed. in Educational Technology. All required courses offered online.
Online Master’s Emphasis in School Counseling (M.Ed.)
Earn a M.Ed. in Educational Psychology with specialization in School Counseling.