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M.A. and Ed.S. Program Overview

To be eligible for School Psychology licensure in the state of Indiana, students must complete a minimum of 60 semester hours of graduate work beyond the bachelor's degree including a school-based internship, amounting to the equivalent of two years of course work and a year of internship. To address National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) accreditation requirements, the course sequence in the M.A./Ed.S. program includes at least 73 semester hours of course work.

Required Courses:

EDPSY 606 - Human Learning and Achievement Motivation.

EDPSY 612 - Psychological Consultation.

EDPSY 640 - Methodology of Educational and Psychological Research.

EDPSY 641 - Statistical Methods in Educational and Psychological Research.

EDPSY 651 - Personality Assessment of Children and Adolescents.

EDPSY 750 - Developmental Psychopathology.

6 hours

EDPSY 653 - Individual Cognitive Assessment.

4 hours

EDPSY 687 - Pre-Practicum--Introduction to School Psychology.

1 hour

EDPSY 688 - Practicum in Consultation.

3 hours

EDPSY 689 - Practicum in School Psychology.

6 hours

EDPSY 690 - Supervised Internship in School Psychology.

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CPSY 621 - Theories and Techniques of Counseling.

CPSY 688 - Process and Techniques of Group Counseling.

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SPCED 600 - Education of Exceptional Children.

EDPSY 745 - Diagnosis and Interventions for Learning and Related Disorders.

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EDPSY 646 - Tests and Measurements.

EDPSY 746 - Theory of Measurement.

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PSYSC 623 - Theories of Personality.

CPSY 631 - Introduction to the Study of Personality.

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PSYSC 632 - Abnormal Psychology.

CPSY 636 - Psychopathology.

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EDPSY 652 - Introduction to Neuropsychology.

EDPSY 656 - Child Neuropsychology.

PSYSC 668 - Physiological Psychology.

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EDCUR 601 - Principles and Procedures of Curriculum Development.

EDCUR 610 - The Elementary School Curriculum.

EDCUR 620 - The Secondary School Curriculum.

EDCUR 630 - The Junior High and Middle School Curriculum.

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EDPSY 600 - Advanced Educational Psychology.

EDPSY 765 - Theories of Learning.

EDPSY 768 - Theories of Cognitive Development.

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EDPSY 603 - Psychology of Human Development.

EDPSY 627 - Child Development.

EDPSY 628 - Adolescent Development.

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EDRDG 610 - The Teaching of Reading in the Elementary School.

EDRDG 620 - Content Area Reading.

EDRDG 640 - Issues in the Teaching of Reading.

EDRDG 680 - Classroom Reading Diagnosis.

EDPSY 669 - Concepts in Devlopmental Neuropsycholinguistics.

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SOPSY 610 - Social Psychology.

SOPSY 615 - Social Cognition.

SOPSY 620 - Group Dynamics.

SOPSY 640 - Social Psychology of Attitudes.

SOPSY 655 - Counseling Applications of Social Psychology.

SOPSY 660 - Contemporary Social Psychology.

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EDMUL 660 - Multicultural and Multiethnic Education in American Schools.

EDMUL 670 - Social and Cultural Minorities in American Education.

EDEL 644 - Education in a Diverse Society.

EDFON 651 - Educational Sociology.

CPSY 678 - Theories and Techniques of Counseling the Culturally Diverse.