Masters of Science in Psychology - Behavior Analysis

Pursue advanced training in behavior analysis and influence positive behavior change. Our students focus on evaluating clients, designing goals, monitoring progress, and utilizing empirically validated treatments. Proficiently develop behavior support programs. Earn your degree and become eligible for certification as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), equipping them with the skills to apply behavioral laws for positive behavior change and enhance the lives of their clients.

Additional requirements undergraduate GPA of 3.0 departmental application GRE minimum of 141 Quantitative 146 Vocabulary and 3.5 writing consent for release of criminal background check personal statement of career goals three completed professional recommendation forms WES analysis of all transcripts for international applicants.