Sports Psychology Programs in Florida

Florida State University's Master of Science in Educational Psychology with a Sport Psychology major provides comprehensive graduate training focused on athlete performance science and welfare. This campus-based program emphasizes research opportunities and hands-on experience through the Sport Psychology Laboratory. Admission requires transcripts, three letters of recommendation, a personal statement, and resume, with the GRE waived for master's applicants. The program offers optional CMPC certification pathways and prepares graduates for careers in academia, sports organizations, and military settings. Fall admission has a January 15 deadline, with scholarships available.

• Master's and doctorate degrees.
• Focus on sport psychology science.
• Research opportunities available.
• Hands-on experience with athletes.
• Optional CMPC certification pathway.
• GRE waived for master's.
• Doctoral GRE waiver possible.
• Admission requires transcripts.
• Three letters of recommendation.
• Personal statement required.

Florida State University's doctoral Sport Psychology program delivers rigorous graduate training in athlete performance science through intensive research and practical experience. The campus-based PhD requires a 3.5 GPA from previous graduate work, with GRE scores needed but waivers available. Admission materials include transcripts, three recommendation letters, a personal statement, and resume. Students access the Sport Psychology Laboratory for hands-on work with athletes and CMPC certification mentorship. The December 1 deadline for fall admission leads to careers in academia, professional sports, athletic departments, and military organizations, with financial aid opportunities.

• Master's and doctorate degrees
• Sport Psychology Laboratory access
• Research team opportunities
• Hands-on experience with athletes
• CMPC certification mentorship
• 3.5 GPA requirement for PhD
• GRE test scores required
• GRE waivers available
• Three letters of recommendation
• Personal statement required

Barry University's Master of Science in Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology provides comprehensive training in psychological aspects of human movement. Students gain hands-on experience with NCAA Division II athletes and prepare for certification as Mental Performance Consultants. Admission requires a bachelor's degree with a 3.0 GPA, GRE scores (waivers available), resume, letters of recommendation, and statement of purpose. This STEM-designated program offers flexible tracks including applied, thesis, dual, and SEPP/MBA options, with financial aid through scholarships and graduate assistantships.

• Master of Science degree.
• Focus on sport psychology.
• Hands-on experience with athletes.
• Certified Mental Performance Consultants faculty.
• Flexible track options available.
• STEM-powered program.
• Cohort-based fall start.
• 15 seats available.
• Priority deadline March 1.
• Bachelor's degree required.

Focusing on the Applied Track, Barry University's MS in Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology emphasizes practical experience working with NCAA Division II athletics and local organizations. Students prepare for Certified Mental Performance Consultant certification through hands-on training. Admission requires a bachelor's degree with 3.0 GPA, GRE scores (waivers available), resume, statement of purpose, and two letters. Faculty are practicing CMPC consultants who provide real-world expertise, and financial aid includes scholarships and graduate assistantships.

• Master of Science degree
• Campus-based program
• Applied track available
• Thesis track available
• Dual track available
• SEPP/MBA dual degree
• Four unique track options
• Hands-on experience with athletes
• Work with NCAA DII athletics
• Faculty are CMPC consultants

Barry University's Thesis Track within the MS in Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology program caters to research-focused students preparing for careers as mental performance consultants or licensed psychologists. The STEM-powered curriculum includes hands-on experience with NCAA Division II athletes and aligns with AASP certification requirements. Admission requires a bachelor's degree with 3.0 GPA, GRE scores (waivers available), letters of recommendation, and statement of purpose. Financial aid options include scholarships and graduate assistantships.

• Master's degree program.
• STEM-powered curriculum.
• Hands-on experience with athletes.
• Thesis Track available.
• Campus-based delivery.
• 3.0 GPA requirement.
• GRE scores with waivers.
• Two letters of recommendation.
• Statement of purpose required.
• Financial aid available.

Barry University's dual degree program combines an MS in Human Performance and Wellness with a Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology concentration and an MBA. This 60-69 credit program prepares students for careers blending sport psychology and business, offering both applied and research tracks. The curriculum emphasizes real-world experience in Southeast Florida's dynamic sports environment, covering sport psychology, ethics, and business management. Admission requires a bachelor's degree, with costs varying based on credits.

• Dual degree program.
• 60 to 69 credits.
• Applied or research tracks.
• Campus-based delivery.
• Master's degree level.
• Sport psychology concentration.
• Includes business courses.
• Real-world experience focus.
• Southeast Florida location.
• Ethics and human values emphasis.