Master of Science (M.S.) Program in School Psychology

School Psychology is the application of the theories, principles and techniques of psychology to the learning and the developmental processes of children and adolescents. Requirements for the completion of the School Psychology degree include: Sixty (60) semester hours of graduate credit, including a two-semester internship. These hours include courses in personality and intellectual assessment that prepare the student for licensure as a psychological examiner. The majority of our graduates will be employed in school settings, involved primarily in psychological assessment of children and adolescents. 

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• Download the Departmental Graduate Handbook 2007-08 (Word document)

• View the Departmental Graduate Handbook 2007-08 (PDF file)

• Forms for current students