The goal of our program is to produce outstanding research scientists whose major focus is on the intersection of psychological processes and physical health and disease. More specifically, our program provides training in the development and use of basic theories and research findings in psychology to elucidate issues in physical and mental health and their interrelationship through studies in lab, community and health settings. Research training in our program spans diverse populations with regard to age, ethnicity, socioeconomic background, and health status. Beyond a firm foundation in psychology, we offer strong biological, methodological, and statistical training, along with interdisciplinary research opportunities.
Source: www.psych.ucla.edu
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UCLA offers an undergraduate psychology major and a graduate PhD psychology degree (no MA in psychology). !
The UCLA transfer admit rate for Psychology was just under 36% for Fall 2009. The average GPA of admitted students was 3.67.
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The current fees are $8,266 but that is expected to increase. For other fees, like books, room and board, and transportation, see