Admission Information
Non-Track-Based Admission
Psychology is a discipline that spans both natural and social sciences. It studies the brain as well as behavior, covering topics from infant development to adult social interactions. Given its broad scope, individuals with diverse aptitudes can find their place in psychology. Therefore, our department adopts a non-track-based admission system.
2025 University Admissions Pathways
Special Talent Selection
Applicants who possess exceptional abilities, unique potential, or relevant experiences in the field of psychology may apply under this pathway by providing supporting documents.
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Application Review (100%)
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High school (or vocational school) transcript (if unavailable, other proof of academic performance may be provided with an explanation).
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Personal statement, including personal growth experiences, motivation for applying, special skills or achievements, and study plan.
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Other supporting materials that demonstrate the applicant’s motivation and interest in psychology (e.g., participation in service organizations, workshops, notable achievements).
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Star Recommendation Program
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Must meet the minimum mathematics proficiency requirement.
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Must rank in the top 50% of their graduating class based on academic performance.
Individual Application
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Must meet the minimum mathematics proficiency requirement.
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Entrance exam subjects: Chinese, English (30%).
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Application review (70%) (no interview required).
General Admission (Placement System)
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Entrance exam subjects: Chinese, English.
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Subject-specific exam: Mathematics B.
Undergraduate Transfer Exams
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Winter Transfer Exam: Registration typically opens between December and January, with exams held in January.
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Summer Transfer Exam: Registration typically opens between June and July, with exams held in July.
(For any updates or changes, please refer to the official admission guide.)