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Alfred University's School Psychology program prepares professional psychologists to work with children and adults who impact children in school, family, and mental health settings. Degrees are offered at the masters and the doctoral level.
Learn more about the Master of Arts/Certificate of Advanced Study (MA/CAS) degree 
Learn more about the Doctor of Psychology in School Psychology (Psy.D.) degree
Accreditation
- APA (American Psychological Association) accredited doctoral program
- NASP (National Association of School Psychologists) approved specialist program
Preparation
Our students are trained in:
- Assessment and intervention with both educational and psychological problems
- Counseling, psychotherapy, and family systems
- Consultation with parents, teachers, and organizational systems
- Research methods
- Program design and evaluation
Educational Environment
Skills are taught within an educational context that promotes respect and appreciation for individual, family, and cultural diversity. Through a process of individual feedback and goal-setting, students acquire the applied skills and self-awareness to become independently functioning professionals.
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