Applied Behavior Analysis, M.S.

Saint Louis University's M.S. in Applied Behavior Analysis involves the application of behavioral principles to produce socially significant changes in behavior. Applied behavior analysis (ABA) approaches may involve services for a full spectrum of mental health disorders, especially developmental disorders. Other areas of practice include working with communities and organizations. Practitioners use direct assessments, research evidence and single-subject research designs to inform and evaluate interventions. The diversity of training provides graduates with opportunities for broad clinical application, such as autism spectrum disorders, sports, organizational behavior management, etc.

pMost successful applicants have an undergraduate grade point average of 3.00 or betterppAt least two years of work experience is recommended (includes full-time and part-time employment, internships, co-ops and similar experiences)ppEnglish Language Proficiency RequirementsppDemonstrate English language proficiency. Some examples of demonstrated English language proficiency include minimum score requirements for the following standardized tests:ppPaper-based WES and ECE transcripts are acceppApplication DeadlinesppStudents should apply for the fall semester by August 6 and the spring semester by January 7.p