Master of Science in Sport and Performance Psychology

The goal of the sport and performance consultant is to increase the quality of life of their client by helping them reach their performance and health goals. The MS in Sport and Performance Psychology program trains students to apply psychological strategies to help clients improve physical performance and control. Students become academically prepared through a variety of biblically rooted courses in psychology and kinesiology, while also gaining hands-on experience through practicum placement and mentorship. This applied program has sport and performance psychology consultants on site that are involved in teaching and mentoring the students. In addition, the students will have the ability to work with student athletes and performers at CBU by interning at the Center for Sport and Performance Psychology (CSPP). This makes it easier for students to meet all of the requirements for certification (CMPC).

Official transcript from an accredited college or university reflecting the completion of a baccalaureate degree. Minimum 2.75 GPA on last 60/90 units. Additional opportunities may be available for a student to overcome an unsatisfactory GPA. Written statement of purpose OR in-person/virtual program interview (student's choice). Written statement (500-word maximum) or interview will address: What are your educational goals How will this program help meet those goals What makes you a good fit for CBU Additional requirements may be requested Prerequisites* (completed with a "C" or better): General Psychology Introduction to Anatomy or Physiology Statistics *Outstanding prerequisite coursework must be completed within the first semester of graduate enrollment.