School Psychology, M.S. The Master of Science in School Psychology program prepares students to evaluate, diagnose, and treat children and adolescents, in consultation with parents and teachers. Taught with an emphasis on Christian values, Roberts’ School Psychology program has a relative expertise in data-based decision making, mental health and clinical issues. Open House Info Meeting Apply Request Info Section Menu School Psychology, M.S. Courses Cost & Scholarships Admissions & Application Visit Campus Internships Faculty & Staff News PACE Program Details Standard Completion Time: 3 years Program Credits: 78 Accreditation: Full approval status from the National Association of School Psychologists When Can I Start? Next Start Date: Earn your master's in School Psychology in Rochester, NY Classroom setTimeout(function (){ $('.priorityDates span').click(function(){ $('ul', $(this).parent()).toggle(); }); }, 3000); See All Get More Info Program Highlights THREE YEAR PROGRAMincludes one-year paid internship in a school setting 100% OF GRADUATES WERE EMPLOYEDfull-time within a year of graduation (Career Services Annual Report) EARN A CERTIFICATE OF ADVANCED STUDY (C.A.S.) MILITARY FRIENDLY SCHOOL (2019-20) LATE AFTERNOON AND EVENING CLASSES EXPERIENCED FACULTY with strong professional networks Popular Careers & Employers Careers PsychologistSchool Psychologist Employers School DistrictsHospitalsMental Health ClinicsIntegrated Health Care SettingsForensic SettingsPrivate PracticeOffices for Students with Disabilities Alumni Making A Difference Susan Fite ’05 School Psychologist, Greece Central School District Laura Armstrong ’09 School Psychologist, Kyrene School District (Phoenix, AZ) Amber Hildebrand ’10 School Psychologist, Brockport Central School District Matt Newsome '14 School Psychologist, Carteret County (North Carolina) Visit the Graduate Psychology Page
