School Psychology

Master’s Program

Department of Education Psychology

Our School Psychology master’s program (Specialist in School Psychology, M.A. SSP) uses the scientist-practitioner model to prepare students in understanding and enhancing the development of children and adolescents in context.

Education and training include strong preparation in the academic foundations of psychology. Students also prepare in the research skills essential to the contribution of new knowledge, and in the competent and ethical professional practice of assessment, intervention, and consultation.

Program Details

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At a Glance

Program Starts: Fall, Summer

Deadline to Apply: January 10

Credit Hours Required: 65

Schedule: Full Time

Program Location: On Campus

GRE Required? No

Program Director
Courtney Banks

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