MS Applied Behavior Analysis

You already know that behavior doesn’t have to be a barrier to success. Equip yourself with the degree that allows you to let the world know it, too. With the increasing demand for certified professionals who can deliver effective behavior solutions, there’s never been a better time to pursue your Master of Science in Applied Behavior Analysis.

Our College of Education's experiential program encourages you to apply what you’re learning right here, right now. The knowledge you gain through your studies and internship experiences will support the work you’re already doing, all while gaining the supervision hours required to sit for the national certification exam. Information about the coursework and current certification pass rate is available in the “Course Sequence & Pass Rate” section below.

Our behavior analysis approach intersects scientific methodology with an emphasis on personal investment. After graduation, you’ll know how to go beyond the data to build an emotional rapport with clients, clients’ families and the school systems in which you work to implement a holistic strategy to behavior modification.

Completed Online application

$50 application fee

Official transcripts for all degrees conferred and any other coursework post bachelors.

Personal statement:

Explain your goals and your purpose for pursuing a graduate education degree in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis and elaborate on how this degree would help you to make an impact in society in a concise, clear essay. (500 words)

Three Recommendations

Recommender #1 – Current Administrator/Supervisor (non-family member)

If no direct supervisor, provide another academic reference (see Rec. #2)

Recommender #2 – Academic or Professional Colleague (non-family member)

Recommender #3 – Personal reference of integrity and/or faith (non-family member)

Résumé

Official GRE or MAT exam score (only required for MS level)

Credit Hours:

27, 39

20 Hours of Work permit weekly for international students.