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Nov 27, 2024
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2015-2016 Graduate catalog [Archived Catalog]
Counseling and Psychology in Education-School Psychology (Ed.S., Ph.D.)
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Degree Requirements for Specialist in Counseling and Psychology in Education - School Psychology Specialization
Specialist in Education, School Psychology: Total 69 credit hours
- School Psychology core 48 credit hours
- Required supporting courses 21 credit hours
Trial term: 9 credit hours
Program Trial Term
- All students in the School Psychology program must complete a trial term consisting of a minimum of nine graduate credit hours. Toward the end of the trial term, the student will complete a preliminary examination. Following this examination, students complete a preliminary interview with all program faculty. Successful passage of the preliminary examination and the maintenance of a grade point average of 3.0 allows the student to continue full admission status.
School Psychology Core for Ed.S.: 48 credit hours
Required Courses in Supporting Area: 21 credit hours
Note
- Two consecutive academic years are required in-residence.
- Students must maintain an overall GPA of 3.0 or above throughout the program.
- A student may repeat only one of the following courses in which he/she obtained a “C” or below, and the failure to obtain a grade of “B” or better the second time may result in dismissal from the program. Students may appeal the decision for dismissal and make a request for exception with the School Psychology Committee (see School Psychology Student Handbook): , , ,
- Students must pass a comprehensive final examination that consists of written and multiple choice sections.
- Students must take the Praxis II exam and obtain a passing score prior to graduation. Degree Requirements for Doctor of Philosophy in Counseling and Psychology in Education - School Psychology Specialization
Doctor of Philosophy, School Psychology: Total 110 credit hours
- School Psychology core 59 credit hours
- Dissertation 15 credit hours
- Supporting courses 36 credit hours
Program Trial Term
- All students in the School Psychology program must complete a trial term consisting of a minimum of nine graduate credit-hours. Toward the end of the trial term, the student will complete a preliminary examination. Following this examination, students complete a preliminary interview with all program faculty. Successful passage of the preliminary examination and the maintenance of a grade point average of 3.5 allows the student to continue full admission status.
Trial term 9 credit hours
School Psychology Core for Ph.D.: 74 credit hours
Required Courses in Supporting Area: 36 credit hours
Additional Requirements
- Two consecutive academic years are required in-residence.
- Students must maintain an overall GPA of 3.5 or above throughout the program.
- A student may repeat only one of the following courses in which he/she obtained a “C” or below, and the failure to obtain a grade of “B” or better the second time may result in dismissal from the program: SPSY 761, SPSY 795, SPSY 894D, COUN 786, COUN 795. Students may appeal the decision for dismissal and make a request for exception with the School Psychology Committee.
- Students must pass a comprehensive final examination that consists of written and multiple choice sections.
- Students must take the Praxis II exam and obtain a passing score prior to graduation. |
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