School Psychology (EdS)

Program Requirements:

Program requirements total 60 graduate credit hours. These include a one-year (30 hours) Master of Arts degree, followed by an additional 30 credits leading to the Educational Specialist Degree in School Psychology. For the overall sequence, course work and associated field work account for 54 credit hours, the equivalent of approximately two years of full-time study. The remaining 6 credit hours are devoted to a supervised 1,200-hour internship. Full-time study is required.

Coursework required for the MA degree (30 cr. hrs.):

School Psychology (MA) .

Coursework required for the EdS degree (30 cr. hrs.):

EDUC 651 - Diversity and Family School Collaboration Credit(s): 3
EDUC 671 - Practicum in School Psychology I Credit(s): 3 (6 cr. hrs.)
EDUC 688 - Internship in School Psychology Credit(s): 3-6 (6 cr. hrs.)
EDUC 691 - Applied Statistics and Research Design Credit(s): 3
EDUC 813 - Childhood Psychopathology Credit(s): 3
EDUC 831 - Advanced Counseling Techniques with Children and Adolescents Credit(s): 3
EDUC 841 - Consultation and Intervention: Mental Health Credit(s): 3
EDUC 842 - Assessment of Special Populations Credit(s): 3 *
or
EDUC 870 - Child Neuropsychology Credit(s): 3 *

Note:

* Students are required to take whichever of these courses were not applied to the MA.

School Psychology (EdS)

Program Requirements:

Coursework required for the MA degree (30 cr. hrs.):

Coursework required for the EdS degree (30 cr. hrs.):

Note:

Credits to Total a Minimum of 60

Last Revised 2020-2021 Academic Year