Eligibility Criteria
Successful applicants will hold an Honours (4-year) Bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent from a university outside Canada) with a minimum overall average of 75% from an accredited institution in a related field (e.g., psychology, social work, child studies, education). Undergraduate courses related to disability studies and Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) (minimum 75 per cent average), an Honours thesis and volunteer or work experience specifically in disabilities and/or ABA will be considered assets. GREs are not required, nor will GRE marks be considered. Community College diplomas and certificates, while considered assets, do not replace the 4 year university degree. Students with 3-year (pass) Bachelors are encouraged to complete their 4th year of university before applying to this program. Applicants who do not meet the minimum requirements for admission, who believe they may be eligible for admission, should contact the Graduate Program Director, Prof. Maurice Feldman to discuss their admission qualifications.