TOEFL For International Applicants/Non-native English Speakers Only: to be considered for admission to these programs, these applicants must submit the following documentation of English language proficiency: the internet-based TOEFL (iBT) with minimum total score of 79 and at least a 16 on each section other than speaking and a minimum of 23 on the speaking section; OR the Test of Spoken English with a minimum score of 50 plus either the paper TOEFL with minimum score of 550 or the computer TOEFL (cBT) with a minimum score of 213; OR IELTS with a minimum Overall Band score of 6.5 AND a minimum Speaking section score of 7. Scores meeting or exceeding these requirements must be officially reported directly by ETS to the Auburn University Graduate School and must be received by the Graduate School no later than the application deadline for the program to which you are applying. In order to achieve delivery by the deadline, you typically must have completed the test and ordered a score report for the Auburn University Graduate School a minimum of 6 weeks prior to the deadline. Please note that even if you have earned a degree from a U.S. or other English-speaking institution, if you are a non-native speaker of English you still must provide these test scores in order for your application to be considered. Any request for exemption from this requirement must be submitted to the Graduate School's Director of Admissions, Theresa Morgan (morgatk@auburn.edu). The ETS Institution Code number to use to have your scores reported to Auburn University's Graduate School is 1005. IELTS IELTS with a minimum Overall Band score of 6.5 AND a minimum Speaking section score of 7 GRE GRE scores: you will be required to enter your GRE scores from the General Test (Verbal, Quantitative, Writing and Total [a.k.a. "combined score", which is Verbal + Quantitative]). Enter the scores for the test date on which you earned the highest Total score, and be sure to specify the test date. Even if these GRE questions are not asterisked on the online application, you still are required to answer them in order to be considered for admission to our programs. You will also need to have these scores officially reported by ETS to the Auburn University Graduate School such that the scores arrive at the Graduate School no later than the application deadline for your program.

PS Statement of Intent: You will be required to upload a Statement of Intent prepared according to the following guidelines: Applicants to the ABA Master’s program: describe experiences that stimulated your interest in applied behavior analysis in developmental disabilities, including experience you have had as a student, volunteer, or employee working with individuals with developmental disabilities. What are your reasons for wanting to complete this particular Master's concentration? There is no length limit but most applicants submit a 2 to 5 page (double spaced) statement. CV C.V./Resume: you will be required to upload via the online application your C.V. or Resume. Fee The application fee is $60 ($70 for international applicants) and can be paid by credit card during the online application session. If paying by a means other than credit card, contact the Graduate School at 334-844-4700 regarding payment procedures. Do NOT send payments to the Psychology Department. RL Information about your three required Letters of Recommendation: you will enter info about your letter writers on the online application and they will be sent e-mail prompts with directions for uploading their letters to that system. Check with your writers before starting the online application to verify whether each one agrees to submit the letter online via that system. Most will choose to do so, but if a writer will instead be mailing a paper letter to the Psychology Department, you will still need to list him/her on the online application but you will need to indicate that the letter will not be submitted via that system. Transcript Have one official transcript from each institution at which you have attempted any undergraduate or graduate work sent directly to the Graduate School from the issuing institutions so that they arrive at the Graduate School no later than January 15. Note that in order for your transcripts to arrive by the deadline they typically must be ordered no later than 3 weeks before the deadline. Transcripts should be sent to: Graduate School 106 Hargis Hall Auburn University, AL 36849-5122 Electronic Transcripts: Auburn's Graduate School does accept electronic transcripts sent from domestic institutions. If you choose this route, make sure your institution sends your electronic transcript to "graduatetranscripts@auburn.edu". Some institutions will by default send the electronic transcript to Auburn's UNDERGRADUATE division, which will result in the transcript NOT being received by the Graduate School. That is why it is important for you to tell the issuing institution to send the electronic transcript to "graduatetranscripts@auburn.edu".