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For future freshmen, transfer students, and international students looking to earn a bachelor's degree.
Build your Career with the NSU College of Psychology
There's never been a better time to take the next step. Get ready to dominate the application process by enrolling in one of Nova Southeastern University's College of Psychology programs. Becoming a Shark is a big move, and we’re excited to have you on board.
Checklist to Apply to NSU Psychology Programs
Undergraduate Psychology Programs
Freshman Applicants
Apply
Apply through the NSU Shark Select Application or The Common Application.
Application Fee
Pay a non-refundable $50 application fee.
Transcripts
Request submission of your official transcripts through your high school counselor.
Test Scores
Submit your SAT/ACT test scores.
School Report
Complete the School Report (Common Application only).
Recommendations
Submit up to 3 letters of recommendation.
Transfer Applicants
Apply
Apply through the NSU Shark Select Application or The Common Application.
Application Fee
Pay a non-refundable $50 application fee.
Transcripts
Submit unofficial transcripts from all previously attended institutions to your admissions
officer.
Test Scores
Submit your SAT/ACT test scores.
International Applicants
Apply
Apply through the NSU Shark Select Application or The Common Application.
Application Fee
Pay a non-refundable $50 application fee.
Credentials
Submit secondary school/post-secondary credentials.
English Proficiency
Submit proof of English language proficiency.
School Report
Complete the School Report (Common Application only).
Recommendations
Submit up to 3 letters of recommendation.
Master's and Doctoral Psychology Programs Application Checklist
Create an Account on the Portal
Visit the online portal and create an account by filling in the form fields.
Log In
Log in using your new username and password.
Complete your Application
Follow the instructions to complete your application for admission.
Review the Requirements
Review the admissions requirements for your specific degree of interest.