Department of Psychology programs lead to two graduate degrees:

the Master of Arts (M.A.) with a major in Psychology and concentrations in Clinical, Experimental, Industrial/Organizational, Quantitative Psychology, and Pre-Specialist in Education: School Psychology.
the Specialist in Education (Ed. S) with a major in Curriculum and Instruction and a concentration in School Psychology.
A minor in Psychology at the graduate level is also available to other students.

Admission to the quantitative psychology program is a two-part process. The graduate college first decides which students meet the minimum standards for the graduate college. Students who have been admitted to the graduate college are then considered for admission to the quantitative psychology program.

Graduates holding a master’s degree in quantitative psychology may analyze empirical data obtained from scientific research and/or conduct scientific research on psychometrics or statistical phenomena. They also might provide program evaluation and statistical consulting services for government, businesses, hospitals, schools, and other data-collecting agencies. Other job activities could include developing and evaluating mathematical models of psychological phenomena or educational and psychological tests. About one-third of students continue on to doctoral programs in measurement, quantitative psychology, social psychology, or literacy studies. Some suggested occupations for graduates with a master’s in quantitative psychology include

Data analyst
Marketing research analyst
Program evaluator
Psychometrician
SAS programmer
Statistician