Virtual Open House - Tuesday, May 5, 2026: 5-6:30 p.m.
Join us at one of our upcoming virtual Graduate School Open House events on Zoom! You'll have the opportunity to learn more
about 蘑菇短视频, understand the Graduate School application process,
and meet key program representatives.
The School Psychology Graduate Program at 蘑菇短视频 is proud to
be recognized as an approved program by the National Association of School Psychologists
(NASP). The program has a long history of providing strong educational experiences
leading to graduates performing at high levels in the field of school psychology.
What You'll Learn
The Specialist in School Psychology (SSP) program at 蘑菇短视频is a 71-semester-hour, three-year
program that integrates coursework, practicum, internship, and research experiences.
Students earn a Master鈥檚 (MA) degree in General Psychology with a concentration in
School Psychology after completing 50 credit hours on the way to the SSP degree. The
program is guided by the NASP Practice Model and the National Association of School Psychologists Nondiscrimination Policy, ensuring a curriculum aligned with national standards for school psychology practice.
Coursework emphasizes assessment, intervention, consultation, and evidence-based practices
in school settings. Students also complete a master鈥檚 thesis under faculty supervision.
Where You'll Go
Graduates of the SSP program are prepared to work as school psychologists in public
and private school systems, mental health organizations, and other educational settings.
They may also engage in consultation, research, or pursue further doctoral training.
SSP-trained school psychologists are eligible for state licensure and national certification,
opening doors to competitive positions in K-12 education and specialized school psychology
roles. According to national trends, professionals in this field enjoy strong demand
and rewarding careers supporting student learning and mental health.
A career in psychology can lead to working independently, in schools, hospitals, community
centers, or other organizations that need trained psychologists. One pathway to these
careers is earning a Master of Arts in Psychology, which can prepare you for doctoral
studies or for licensure as a Licensed Psychological Associate in North Carolina.
Learn more about the College of Education and Allied Professions and explore our available
graduate programs in psychology.
About Our Graduate Program in School Psychology
The Specialist in School Psychology (SSP) program provides advanced training in psychological
science and applied practice within educational settings. Students build strong foundations
in assessment, research methods, consultation, evidence-based intervention, and child
and adolescent development, all guided by the NASP Practice Model and the practitioner-scholar
approach.
Explore three graduate pathways offering hands-on training, research involvement,
and preparation for careers in clinical and school psychology.
Gain advanced clinical training through coursework, supervised practice, and research鈥攊deal
for students pursuing doctoral study or clinical licensure.
Build expertise in school-based assessment, consultation, intervention, and counseling
through comprehensive training and a full-year internship.
Train as a clinical-school practitioner with advanced coursework, supervised practice,
and dissertation research aimed at real-world clinical impact.
Engage in meaningful research and applied training through labs, field placements,
and faculty-guided scholarly projects.
Access funding opportunities, personal advising, and program-specific support throughout
your graduate psychology journey.
