School Psychology Accountability
Return to previous page. Comprehensive System of Assessment, Accountability, and Program Development Contiguous Cycle of Program Evaluation
School Psychology Courses
Return to previous page. Current Courses The School Psychology Ed.S. degree requires a minimum of 86 credit hours beyond the bachelor’s degree, as well as a comprehensive examination at the completion of study. “SPS” courses are only open to students in the School Psychology Program. Prerequisites or Co-requisites (Department of Education Certification) – 6 Credit […]
School Psychology Student Support Services
Return to previous page. Student Support Services The faculty of the University of Central Florida School Psychology Program, as representatives of the mental health profession, strongly believe that students, in order to achieve a successful training, must function in a stress-free environment that is conducive to maximize their individual potential. Therefore, the following support services […]
School Psychology Faculty
Return to previous page. Faculty Oliver Edwards, Ph.D. Professor and Interim Chair Counselor Education and School Psychology Gordon E. Taub, Ph.D. Associate Professor School Psychology
School Psychology Current Students
Program Requirements Professional Organizations resources Return to previous page. Program Requirements Clinical Practica Two practica courses are required for the Ed.S. degree that provide students with supervised experiences to meet the objectives of acquiring expertise, learning job expectations, and observing assessment and interventions. Practica courses are distinct from and prior to Internship. The Practicum I […]
School Psychology Alumni
Return to previous page. Applying for NCSP UCF examinees should indicate UCF as the graduating university. Please use our institution’s program code – 5233 when registering for The Praxis Series™ assessments. Seek NASP certification (NCSP) via National Association of School Psychologists. Praxis Series™ in School Psychology Examination Guides Praxis in School Psychology ETS Study Guide […]
School Psychology Prospective Students
Admissions Requirements Information Sessions Return to previous page. Admission Requirements The selective nature of the program allows for a relatively small student body and program faculty to work closely with each student. The program faculty consult with state departments of education, local educational agencies, and test publishers and developers. These faculty activities allow for […]
School Psychology Home
Welcome Students Faculty Philosophy Welcome A National Association of School Psychologists Approved Program The Education Specialist (Eds) in School Psychology program is designed for students who wish to become certified School Psychologists. This specialist degree has a very specific curriculum to meet the respective licensing requirements for school psychologists. The program involves formal preparation and […]
