EdS/Phd Hybrid/Online School Psychology programs?

[nyvrem]

does anyone have any recommendations?

So far I know Fort Hays has a MS + EdS program that's mostly online.

EWU has one too.

Still looking around for more.

[ss20ts]

University of the Cumberlands has an online EdS program

https://www.ucumberlands.edu/academics/g...specialist


George Washington University has an online EdS program as well

https://gsehd.gwu.edu/academics#HOL

[Ideas]

American College of Education is inexpensive but does not do FA.

[Jonathan Whatley]

None of the schools in replies so far seem to have programs specifically in School Psychology. School psychology is a distinctive profession with specific training, certification, and licensing requirements. I can't speak for every pathway in every state, but in any given state I'd be surprised if even an Ivy League doctorate in school counseling met the requirements for certification or license in school psychology.

[allvia]

Any update on this  - Online School Psychology programs?

[carrythenothing]

Programs approved by National Association of School Psychologists: https://www.nasponline.org/standards-and...d-programs

APA also accredits school psychology programs: https://apps.apa.org/accredsearch/

No way to filter either list for online programs, but if you search for one of those many lists of online programs, you can check if it's approved/accredited by either organization (and likely acceptable for state licensure).

[bjcheung77]

Any update on this  - Online School Psychology programs?

Just wondering - Are there any specifics to what you're looking at? PsyD or PhD Psych - with or without a specialization? APA vs NASP or neither? Is there a budget/cost range you're looking at?

[allvia]

Any update on this  - Online School Psychology programs?

Just wondering - Are there any specifics to what you're looking at?  PsyD or PhD Psych - with or without a specialization?  APA vs NASP or neither?  Is there a budget/cost range you're looking at?

Master's degree - what NASP classifies as 'SL: Specialist-level' (vs  DL: Doctoral-level)

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Programs approved by National Association of School Psychologists: https://www.nasponline.org/standards-and...d-programs

APA also accredits school psychology programs: https://apps.apa.org/accredsearch/

No way to filter either list for online programs, but if you search for one of those many lists of online programs, you can check if it's approved/accredited by either organization (and likely acceptable for state licensure).

Thank you, NASP shows the master's options - will have to go through the list it appears to see what is available online (if any).