Applied Educational Psychology, MS (Boston)

Within Northeastern University's MS in Applied Educational Psychology, students enroll in foundational courses in learning, human development, assessment, and diversity. Students also begin their practicum sequence with the pre-practicum, the purpose of which is to provide students with observational experiences and an early opportunity to learn about the school ecology. Following completion of the MS in Applied Educational Psychology, students in good academic standing will enter the CAGS in School Psychology program. Both the MS and CAGS are necessary to obtain licensure as a school psychologist.

Students who are interested in concurrently pursuing early intervention qualification should consider the Early Intervention Graduate Certificate .  Please see also the CAGS School Psychology program.

Please visit Bouvé College Learning Outcomes for the specific student learning outcomes for this program.

Complete all courses and requirements listed below unless otherwise indicated.

A grade of B or higher is required in all coursework.

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Clinical/Applied
CAEP 6201	Introduction to Assessment	3
CAEP 6350	Introduction to Cognitive Assessment	3
CAEP 6400	Prepracticum in School Psychology	1
Foundations
CAEP 6202	Research, Evaluation, and Data Analysis (course being added as additional way to fulfill stats requirement)	3
or HLTH 5410	Introduction to Statistics in Health and Behavioral Science
CAEP 6203	Understanding Culture and Diversity	3
CAEP 6206	Learning Principles	3
CAEP 6218	Infant, Child, and Adolescent Development	3
CAEP 6247	Child and Adolescent Psychopathology	3
CAEP 6328	Single-Case Research Design	3
CAEP 6360	Consultation and Program Evaluation	3
CAEP 6365	Seminar in School Psychology	3

Program Credit/GPA Requirements

31 total semester hours required
Minimum 3.000 GPA required