| Eligibility Requirements | - Bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited university in psychology, education, early childhood education, or related fields, with the applicant’s transcript showing evidence of courses in inferential statistics and developmental psychology (evidence of courses in research methods, learning, abnormal psychology, tests and measurement, and biopsychology are highly recommended)
- GPA ≥3.0 in the last 90 quarter or 60 semester-graded credits
- Minimum of 150 hours of professionally relevant experience working with children, youth, and/or individuals with disabilities
- Meet Eastern's graduate admissions requirements
| - Bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited university in psychology, education, early childhood education, or related fields, with the applicant’s transcript showing evidence of courses in inferential statistics and developmental psychology (evidence of courses in research methods, learning, abnormal psychology, tests and measurement, and biopsychology are highly recommended)
- GPA ≥3.0 in the last 90 quarter or 60 semester-graded credits
- At least three years of full-time experience teaching in schools or at least five years of relevant professional experience in a closely related field
- Meet Eastern's graduate admissions requirements
| - Graduate degree from a regionally accredited university in psychology, education, early childhood education, or related fields, with the applicant’s transcript showing evidence of courses in inferential statistics and developmental psychology (evidence of courses in research methods, learning, abnormal psychology, tests and measurement, and biopsychology are highly recommended)
- GPA ≥3.0 in the last 90 quarter or 60 semester-graded credits
- At least three years of full-time experience teaching in schools or at least five years of relevant professional experience in a closely related field
- Meet Eastern's graduate admissions requirements
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| On-site Requirements | Students must visit campus twice per year for 2-3 days (plus travel time) | Students must visit campus once per year for 2-3 days (plus travel time) | Students must visit campus once per year for 2-3 days (plus travel time) |
| Weekly Synchronous Online Classes | Two evenings | Two evenings | Two evenings |
| Program Length | Three calendar years, beginning in the summer | Full-time Track
- Three calendar years, beginning in the summer
| Accelerated Track
- Two calendar years, beginning in the summer
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| Classes Per Quarter | - 2-3 content classes (summer)
- 2-3 content classes plus practicum (fall, winter, spring)
| Full-time Track
- 3 content classes (summer)
- 2-3 content classes plus practicum (fall, winter, spring)
| Accelerated Track
- 4 content classes (summer)
- 3-4 content classes plus practicum (fall, winter, spring)
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| Transfer-in Credit Policy | Transfer-in up to 12 graduate-level credits for aligned/approved courses. | Transfer-in applicable graduate credits as approved by the application committee. | Transfer-in applicable graduate credits as approved by the application committee. Recommended for participation in the accelerated track. |
| Program Approval | Approved by National Association of School Psychologists. | Approved by National Association of School Psychologists. | Approved by National Association of School Psychologists. |
| Tuition | - In-state and out of state tuition: visit the tuition and aid page.
Our program is 109 credits total. The total number of credits you will take may be less depending on if you transfer-in any credits to your program of study. Only graduate-level coursework is eligible for transfer. Please see our Transfer Credit Request process for more information about transferring courses.
| - Visit the Special Programs Tuition Rates page.
Our program is 109 credits total. The total number of credits you will take may be less depending on if you transfer-in any credits to your program of study. Only graduate level coursework is eligible for transfer. Please see our Transfer Credit Request process for more information about transferring courses.
| - Visit the Special Programs Tuition Rates page.
Our program is 109 credits total. The total number of credits you will take may be less depending on if you transfer-in any credits to your program of study. Only graduate level coursework is eligible for transfer. Please see our Transfer Credit Request process for more information about transferring courses.
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