Who can join
Students in psychology or closely related NYU programs who meet chapter and Psi Chi academic standards.
Review eligibilityNYU Psi Chi
The New York University chapter of Psi Chi, the international honor society in psychology. We recognize academic achievement and connect NYU psychology students with research, leadership, service, and community opportunities.
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How to apply
Check requirements, watch for the semester application window, then complete the form and interview process.
See the processWhy it matters
Members gain recognition plus access to research, leadership, professional development, and the wider Psi Chi network.
Read the FAQWho we are
Academic recognition with a real chapter community
NYU Psi Chi is both an honor society chapter and a practical campus resource for students who want clearer pathways into psychology research, service, and leadership.
- The chapter is part of Psi Chi, the international honor society in psychology.
- We serve NYU students across psychology-related pathways, not just one department.
- We aim to make opportunities easier to find and easier to act on.
Where NYU Psi Chi fits at NYU
NYU psychology students work across Arts & Science, Steinhardt, CAMS, research settings, service roles, and student leadership spaces.
- CAS Psychology and related research pathways
- Steinhardt Applied Psychology and fieldwork-based learning
- CAMS and other psychology-adjacent study routes
Membership at a glance
Eligibility
Requirements depend on whether you are an undergraduate or graduate student, but both tracks focus on psychology coursework, GPA, and meaningful engagement.
Benefits
Membership connects chapter activity with lifetime Psi Chi recognition, awards, grants, and professional identity within psychology.
Application process
Application windows are announced by chapter communications. Review the requirements before you apply so you can confirm fit early.
Events and opportunities
Research
Research-oriented students can use the chapter as a bridge to grants, publication awareness, and psychology scholarship opportunities.
Service
Applied and community-focused students can connect fieldwork and service interests to chapter programming and professional growth.
Leadership
Students interested in programming, outreach, and chapter stewardship can learn how leadership roles are announced and filled.
No live event feed is posted on the homepage right now.
For current chapter updates, use the mailing list, Instagram, or the Events page during the academic year.
Leadership and contact
Leadership / E-Board
If you want to help shape programming, outreach, and chapter operations, the leadership page explains how election and involvement updates are shared.
See leadership infoQuestions or next steps?
Prospective members can contact the chapter, follow social channels, or use the mailing list to hear about application timing and chapter announcements.