Degrees – School Psychology

Degree Opportunities

“Ed.S. students expected to consume research, be able to learn it and read it. While, Ph.D. students are expected to do research.”

– Dr. John Kranzler

 

Education Specialist (Ed.S.)

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

Years to Complete

3 years 6 years

Credit Hours

78 hours 136 hours

Practicum

Yes, First & Second years
With guidance of a school psychologist
Yes, First & Second years
With guidance of a school psychologist

Advanced Practicum

No Yes, Third year & Beyond
With guidance of a licensed psychologist

Internship

Yes, 1 year Yes, 1 year

Research & Dissertation

No Yes

Eligible for Licensure

No Yes, Psychology

Opportunities

Mental health centers, private clinics, hospitals, state agencies, and universities as school psychologist. The same opportunities as Ed.S., but the Ph.D. includes obtaining academic positions at universities.
 

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