About CSULB COR Curriculum Current and Recent Students Outstanding Achievements PhDs Completed Financial Info Websites Useful Web Resources CORET High School Program Photo Album	- The National Institute of Mental Health has funded COR to help outstanding African American, Asian American and Pacific Islander, Latino American, and Native American students pursue the Ph.D. in psychology. - Participation involves 8 weeks in the summer and over the Fall-Spring academic year. -You receive financial support, tuition, and conference travel. Eligibility: -  full time student with 1 or 2 more years at CSULB. -  Minimum GPA is 3.00. (acceptees usually have GPAs above min.) -  US citizens or permanent residents (to receive funding). - Priority is to students who have taken Psych 200 (Research Methods) and Psych 210 (Intro. Statistics) who have two more years at CSULB. Submit Application by Feb 14: College grade records (copies o.k.) -Faculty recommendations (2 or 3, if possible) -Statement of Career Goals (2-3 pages) Copies of any papers for previous classes (will be returned to you) Program Director: Associate Director: John R. Jung, Ph. D. Chi-Ah Chun, Ph. D. jrjung@csulb.edu cchun@csulb.edu Psych 429 (562) 985-5046 Psych 325 (562) 985-7608 Office:  PSY 429, Tel: (562) 985-5046 or 1 Contact Dr. Jung or Chun for Interview and Screening Test by Mar 1 Return
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