Andrews University

What you'll study

The source text does not list module names or a course structure. Generally, an MA in Educational Psychology focuses on psychological theories of learning, assessment, and development as applied to educational contexts, but prospective applicants should consult the department for the programme syllabus and module breakdown.

Entry requirements

The page specifies that the 50% tuition scholarship is offered to students who are accepted into the MA Educational Psychology programme. The source does not publish standard admissions criteria (such as prior degree, GPA, or references), so contact the School of Graduate Psychology & Counseling for full admissions requirements.

Career prospects

The source document does not describe career outcomes. Typical pathways from an MA in Educational Psychology include roles that apply psychological knowledge to learning environments; applicants should seek up-to-date career guidance from the department or career services.

Scholarships & funding angle

50% tuition scholarship:

• Offered to students accepted into the MA Educational Psychology programme.
• Once awarded, the scholarship covers the span of the MA Educational Psychology programme; amounts are adjusted yearly.
• To retain the scholarship students must maintain full-time enrolment of 8 or more credits per semester (no minimum during summer semesters). Departmental approval may allow exceptions.
• Students must keep an overall GPA of 3.0, be in good and regular standing, and must not be on academic probation.
• The scholarship applies only to credits required by the MA programme.
• For current award amounts and application details contact gpc@andrews.edu.