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School Psychology (CSP) - Ed.S. Degree
Program Description
Note! Application to this program has been suspended
until further notice ! The Ed.S. degree program in School Psychology consists of approximately 84 credit hours of full or part time study and is approved by the Alabama State Department of Education (SDE). The program is inclusive of 45 credit hours of master's level work. Graduates typically are employed in public and private school settings, however are qualified to work in a variety of other educational and health care settings. Students complete several practica and a formal, supervised internship in settings related to their career goals. The program will consider applicants with undergraduate degrees in education, psychology, child development, and related fields. Coursework will prepare you for the academic component for certification as a school psychologist. Because certification requirements differ from state to state, and also change periodically, applicants are advised to check certification requirements for the state(s) in which they expect to seek employment. Graduates of the program are also eligible to apply for National Certification in School Psychology (NCSP). All program objectives, curricula, and field-based experiences are designed to be in alignment with the standards and guidelines provided by the National Association of School Psychologists.
Click here for more information about program completion requirements and certification options for students in Auburn University's School Psychology Program.
Program Information and Forms
Program Admissions Information, Guidelines, and Forms
 Complete AU Graduate School Application Submit application materials according to instructions. Complete GRE: http://www.gre.org/splash.html Complete CSP Program: Supplemental Application [HTML]Note! Application to this program has been suspended
until further notice ! An applicant must submit an application supplement directly to the Department of Counselor Education, Counseling Psychology, and School Psychology. PLEASE NOTE: Application Supplements are tailored to the specific degree programs. Therefore, make sure you are submitting the application that coordinates with the program to which you are applying.
Application deadline: February 1st Admissions are considered during the Spring semester. Entry into the degree program begins Fall semester. New students are not admitted for the Spring or Summer semesters.School Psychology Director of Training
Financial Aid Information
AU Financial Aid Information: http://www.grad.auburn.edu/ps/aid.html
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