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MSEd in Educational Psychology
The MSEd in Educational Psychology offers a general program or the opportunity to pursue one of three different specializations:
• Concentration in Applied Behavior Analysis
• Gifted & Talented
• Quantitative Methods
The MSEd in Educational Psychology is a residential program requiring 36 hours of graduate coursework and a passing score on written comprehensive exams at the end of the program. Students must also maintain a3.0 GPA. Usual time to completion is 15-18 months.
The MSEd is ideally suited for students who will work with children or adults in an educational setting.
Financial Assistance:
Most students receive graduate assistantships and have the opportunity to work with a professor or mentor, possibly on a grant-funded research project. Students are expected to pay some portion of their tuition.
For more information:
Contact Dr. Janet Bagby
