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School Psychology Adv. Cert.

Suzanne Bamonto, Graduate Program Director
(585) 475-2765, sbggsp@rit.edu

http://www.rit.edu/cla/schoolpsychology/

The advanced certificate in school psychology is awarded to students who have met all the requirements of the MS degree and have completed and defended a thesis or research project. (The master of science degree is awarded after students have completed all course work, an internship, and have passed a portfolio review.) Please refer to the program description for the MS degree in school psychology for information on course work and admission requirements.

Semester conversion
Effective fall 2013, RIT will convert its academic calendar from quarters to semesters. Each program and its associated courses have been sent to the New York State Department of Education for approval of the semester plan. For reference, the following charts illustrate the typical course sequence for this program in both quarters and semesters. Students should consult their academic advisers with questions regarding planning and course selection.

School psychology, MS degree, typical course sequence (quarters)

Course Qtr. Cr. Hrs.
First Year
0527-726 Psychoeducational Assessment I 4
0527-724 Interpersonal Intervention Skills 4
0527-733 Applied Behavioral Analysis 4
0527-712 Practicum I 2
0527-731 Psychoeducational Assessment II 4
0527-749 Advanced Consultation 4
0527-701 Advanced Developmental Psychology 4
0527-713 Practicum II 2
0527-732 Psychoeducational Assessment III 4
0527-744 Advanced Counseling 4
0527-723 Developmental Psychopathology 4
0527-714 Practicum III 2
Second Year
0527-734 Linking Assessment to Intervention 4
0527-745 Alternative Assessment Techniques 4
0527-759 Research Methods I 2
0527-728 Inferential Statistics I 2
0527-715 Practicum IV 2
  Project/Thesis 3
0527-742 Biological Basis of Behavior 4
0527-702 Psychology of Teaching/Learning 4
0527-810 Research Methods II 2
0527-811 Inferential Statistics II 2
0527-716 Practicum V 2
0527-703 Cultural Diversity in Education 4
0527-752 Children and Trauma 4
0527-730 Seminar—Professional and Legal Issues 4
0527-717 Practicum VI 2
Third Year
0527-777 Internship I 3
0527-777 Internship II 3
0527-777 Internship III 3
  Project/Thesis (If needed)  
Total Quarter Credit Hours 96

School psychology, advanced certificate, typical course sequence (semesters), effective fall 2013

Course Sem. Cr. Hrs.
First Year
SPSY-630 Academic Assessment 3
SPSY-620 Interpersonal Intervention Skills 3
SPSY-650 Applied Behavior Analysis  3
SPSY-640 Statistics 3
Second Year
SPSY-641 Research Methods 3
SPSY-720 Advanced Consultation 3
SPSY-723 Systems and Organizational Interventions 3
Total Semester Credit Hours 21