Graduate School of Education and Psychology Pepperdine University

Pepperdine University - Graduate School of Education and Psychology (GSEP)

The Pepperdine Graduate School of Education and Psychology (GSEP) is an innovative learning community where faculty, staff, and students of diverse cultures and perspectives work collaboratively to foster academic excellence, social purpose, meaningful service, and personal fulfillment. This unique combination of individuals united by a singular purpose of service, supported by an institution of vision, makes the GSEP community a successful and powerful catalyst in improving the human condition. GSEP offers rigorous academic programs that prepare students to serve as leaders in their communities, organizations, and businesses. As scholar-practitioners, our nationally-recognized faculty facilitate student learning and encourage the pursuit of truth in the classroom. Leading by example and functioning as a top accredited institution in academic excellence, values-centered education, and technology, GSEP is dedicated to transforming lives. The Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education and Psychology offers both day and evening formats to suit your academic needs. Graduate campuses are located across Southern California in Encino, Irvine, Malibu, and West Los Angeles.

• Degrees Offered
• Major Degree Levels Offered
• Doctor of Education (Ed D)
  Master of Arts (MA)
  Doctor of Psychology (Psy D)
  Master of Science (MS)

• Degrees Awarded
• Master's Degrees 563
• Doctoral Degrees Not reported
• First Professional Degrees Not reported
• Other Advanced Degrees Not reported
• * Shows the number of degrees awarded for the last academic year that data was reported.

• Earning Your Degree
• Part-time study available? Not reported
• Evening/weekend programs available? Not reported
• Distance learning programs available? Not reported
• Terminal master's degree available? Not reported

• Degree Requirements
• Master's Degrees Not reported
• Doctoral Degrees Not reported
• First Professional Degrees Not reported
• Other Advanced Degrees Not reported

• Acceptance Rate
• AppliedNot Reported
• AcceptedNot Reported
• Acceptance RateNot Reported
• EnrolledNot Reported
• Applying
• Application Fee - Domestic $55
• Application Fee - International $55
• Electronic applications accepted? Not Reported
• Applications processed on a rolling basis? Yes
• Application Deadlines
• Type Domestic International Priority Date
• Fall deadline Not Reported Not Reported Not Reported
• Winter deadline Not Reported Not Reported Not Reported
• Spring deadline Not Reported Not Reported Not Reported
• Entrance Requirements
• Master's DegreesGRE
• Doctoral's DegreesGRE
• First-Professional's DegreesNot Reported
• Other Advanced DegreesNot Reported
• International DegreesTOEFL required

• Tuition & Fees
• In-state tuition *Not Reported
• Out-of-state tuition *Not Reported
• International student tuitionNot Reported
• * Tuition for full-time graduate student per academic year
• Fees
• Per-academic year feesNot Reported
• Per-term feesNot Reported
• One-time feeNot Reported
• * Fees for full-time graduate students
• Financial Support
• Financial award applicants must submitFAFSA
• Application deadlines for financial awardsNot Reported
• Types of financial support availableCareer or Field-Related Internships, Federal Work-Study, Financial Support for Part-time Students, Institutionally-sponsored Loans, Scholarship and/or loans, Graduate Assistantships

• Gender
• Total Graduate Students1645
• Female Percentage78%
• Male Percentage22%
• Participation
• Total Graduate Students1645
• Part-time Percentage57%
• Full-time Percentage43%
• Ethnicity
• Hispanic / Latino11%
• Black / African American12%
• White / Caucasian40%
• American Indian / Alaskan Native1%
• Asian8%
• Native Hawaiian / Other Pacific Islander1%
• Two or more races0%
• Unknown27%

• Faculty Breakout
• Total Faculty164
• Full-time Percentage30%
• Part-time Percentage70%
• Female Percentage59%
• Male Percentage41%