Admission & Aid
Building a Community of Innovators
Join a group of dedicated faculty, graduate and undergraduate researchers collaborating at the cutting edge of psychological science. Our commitment to community offers you real-world experiences, while our 2:1 student to faculty ratio means you'll benefit from individualized mentorship and opportunities to work alongside award-winning researchers and clinicians. Funding packages and grants further innovation in our state-of-the-art laboratories and research facilities.
Admission
Undergraduate Application Process
We offer BA and BS degrees, a minor in psychology and an optional concentration in cognitive neuroscience. DU accepts both the Common Application and the University of Denver application. Our admission counselors are here to help you during each step of your admission process.
Dual Degree Application Process
Our dual degree program allows advanced undergraduate psychology majors to simultaneously pursue a BA or BS and a MS degree. Students should apply to DU using the undergraduate process. Students can then apply to the MS portion of the dual degree in their junior year.
Learn MoreGraduate Application Process
Graduate students pursue one of our doctoral programs and are selected based on faculty-student research compatibility, past research experience, a strong academic record with competitive test scores and three letters of recommendation emphasizing research potential. To apply and see specific requirements, select your psychology program of choice.
Find Your ProgramFinancial Aid & Awards
Undergraduate Aid
We offer two merit-based scholarships for psychology majors and two awards granted to exceptional juniors and seniors in psychology. DU provides additional grants and scholarships, work-study opportunities, student loans and summer aid.
Graduate Aid
All full-time graduate students admitted to the doctoral programs in psychology receive a stipend, full tuition waiver and health insurance waiver during their first four years of study. The Harry Gollob award is granted to a current graduate student for best first author publication. DU provides additional grants and scholarships, work-study opportunities, student loans and summer aid.