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Counseling and School Psychology Programs
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| The Division of Psychological and Educational Services (PES) strives to prepare future psychologists and counselors who generate knowledge and engage in evidence-based practice. Through research, scholarship, student-centered teaching, and service to dynamic local, national, and international communities, we prepare future leaders in the field of psychology. In keeping with the mission of the Fordham University and Graduate School of Education, we are committed to integrating multiculturalism and social justice into our scientist-practitioner model of professional preparation. |
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PES Division offers master’s, advanced certificates, doctoral programs in three areas: Counseling Psychology, Educational Psychology and School Psychology. Note: As of May 2010, admissions into the Educational Psychology programs have been suspended. School Psychology also offers advanced certificate professional diploma programs.
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Ph.D. programs in Counseling Psychology and School Psychology are fully approved by the American Psychological Association. [APA Office of Program Consultation and Accreditation, 750 First St. NE, Washington, DC 20002. For more information about APA accreditation call (202) 336-5979 or visit: http://www.apa.org/ed/accreditation/doctoral.html ]
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Counseling Psychology Programs
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| Programs in counseling psychology develop individuals for positions in P–12 schools and at mental health settings for counseling services in higher education.At the doctoral level,the program leads to academic careers in teaching and research,college counseling centers, hospitals, mental health settings, and independent psychological practice. |
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| Masters Degree Programs |
School Counseling - MSE
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| Concentration |
School Counseling Psychology Program |
| Program |
School Counseling |
| Description |
The Master of Science in Education (MSEd) in School Counseling (SC) degree is Education Counseling designed to rigorously prepare graduates for work in a variety of school settings, including public, parochial and private elementary, middle, and high schools. The program emphasizes knowledge basic to all school counseling settings, including competence in individual, group, and career counseling, program development and evaluation and assessment. |
| Degree |
MSE |
| Certification |
This program meets the requirements for provisional/initial
certification as a school counselor in NewYork State and students who complete the
program will be recommended as eligible for certification if their field experience was completed in an appropriate school setting. |
| Credits |
60 credits |
| General Program Requirements |
Minimum3.0 GPA
Application
Personal Statement
C.V. or Resume
Transcripts of all UG and Graduate course work
2 Letters of Recommendation
$50 Application Fee |
| Special Program Requirements |
Show evidence of professional promise);
Evidence may be contained in the student’s application for admission, or may be sought in an interview with a member of the program faculty, if deemed appropriate |
| Start Semester |
Fall Only |
| Application Deadline |
March 1st |
| Campus |
Lincoln Center |
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Mental Health Counseling - MSE
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| Concentration |
Counseling Psychology |
| Program |
Mental Health Counseling |
| Description |
The M.S.Ed. program in mental health counseling is designed to prepare mental health counselors who will work in mental health clinics, community mental health center, hospitals, nonprofit counseling agencies, college and university campuses, corporate mental health services (e.g., employee assistance programs, personnel departments, mental health support units) and are eligible to open independent private practices after licensure. This rigorous, applied training program includes 60 course credits (in semester hours) plus a minimum 600-hour mental health counseling internship. |
| Degree |
MSE |
| Certification |
Graduates of the program are eligible to sit the New York State Mental Health Counseling Licensure exam after the completion of 3,000 hours of supervised postdegree mental health counseling practice. |
| Credits |
60 Credits |
| General Program Requirements |
Minimum 3.0 GPA
Application
Personal Statement
C.V. or Resume
Transcripts of all UG and Graduate course work
2 Letters of Recommendation
$50 Application Fee |
| Special Program Requirements |
Show evidence of professional promise;
Evidence may be contained in the student’s application for admission, or may be sought in an interview with a member of the program faculty, if deemed appropriate
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| Start Semester |
Fall Only |
| Application Deadline |
March 1st |
| Campus |
Lincoln Center |
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| Doctoral Degree Programs |
Counseling Psychology - PhD
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| Concentration |
Counseling Psychology |
| Program |
Counseling Psychology - Doctoral Program |
| Description |
The PhD degree program in counseling psychology is fully approved by the American
Psychological Association. It is based on the scientist-practitioner model. Upon completion of all requirements for the PhD degree, students are qualified for practice either independently or in colleges, agencies and other settings and are well-grounded in research methods. The program is structured so that it is open both to those who have already completed an appropriate master’s degree or professional diploma program in counseling and to those who have had no previous graduate work in the field.
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| Admissions Data |
Student Admissions, Outcomes,and Other Data |
| Degree |
PhD |
Certification
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Program graduates will have satisfied the academic and internship requirements for licensing asa psychologist in New York State.
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| Credits |
63-75 credits |
| General Program Requirements |
Minimum 3.0 GPA
Application
Personal Statement
C.V. or Resume
Transcripts of all UG and Graduate course work
GRE Test Scores
2 Letters of Recommendation
$50 Application Fee |
| Special Program Requirements |
Possess a baccalaureate or a master’s degree from an accredited college or university;
Have academic and professionalgoals consistent with theobjectives and purposes of the program |
| Start Semester |
Fall Only |
| Application Deadline |
December 15th |
| Campus |
Lincoln Center |
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School Psychology Programs
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| Programs in school psychology develop individuals for positions in P–12 schools, for psychological services to children in health-service settings, for academic and research careers, and for independent psychological practice |
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| Professional Diploma Degree Programs |
School Psychology - Professinal Diploma (PD)
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| Concentration |
School Psychology |
| Program |
School Psychology - Professional Diploma (PD) |
| Description |
The programs emphasize training to maximize the educational and social-emotional development of children in urban settings, especially children from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. The major impact of these programs occurs in the New York metropolitan area, a diverse community of people ranging from the economically disadvantaged to the wealthy. It is a large community that demands many varied psychological educational services.
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| Degree |
PD |
| Certification |
Leads to school psychology certification
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| Credits |
66 credits |
| General Program Requirements |
Minimum 3.0 GPA
Application
Personal Statement
C.V. or Resume
Transcripts of all UG and Graduate course work
2 Letters of Recommendation
$50 Application Fee |
| Special Program Requirements |
Possess a baccalaureate or a master’s degree from an accredited college or university with a suitable foundation in the behavioral sciences;
Choose to take and pass a minimum competency examination in psychological and educational measurement;
Show evidence of a high degree of emotional stability, as well as personal and social maturity as indicated by both the student’s record and by an interview with school psychology faculty
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| Start Semester |
Fall Only |
| Application Deadline |
January 15th |
| Campus |
Lincoln Center |
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Bilingual School Psycholoy - Professional Diploma (BiPD)
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| Concentration |
School Psychology |
| Program |
Bilingual School Psychology |
| Description |
The bilingual program is designed to go beyond simply training bilingual/bicultural individuals to offer school psychological services. The bilingual program offers an integrated training program to prepare psychologists with specialized competencies for working with children who are second language learners.
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| Degree |
PD |
| Certification |
Graduates of this program are eligible for New York State certification
as bilingual school psychologists. |
| Credits |
66 credits |
| General Program Requirements |
Minimum 3.0 GPA
Application
Personal Statement
C.V. or Resume
Transcripts of all UG and Graduate course work
2 Letters of Recommendation
$50 Application Fee |
| Special Requirements |
Possess a baccalaureate or a master’s degree from an accredited college or university with a suitable foundation in the behavioral sciences;
Choose to take and pass a minimum competency examination in psychological and educational measurement; show evidence of a high degree of emotional stability, as well as personal and social maturity as indicated by both the student’s record and by an interview with school psychology faculty;
Demonstrate competency in both English and a second language through:
(a) a license as a bilingual teacher; or
(b) a successful rating on a written test of dual language proficiency
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| Start Semester |
Fall Only |
| Application Deadline |
January 15th |
| Campus |
Lincoln Center |
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| Doctoral Degree Programs |
 School Psychology - PhD
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| Concentration |
School Psychology |
| Program |
School Psychology - Doctoral Degree |
| Description |
The school psychology doctoral program is fully approved by the American Psychological Association, approved by the National Association of School Psychologists, and registered with the New York State Department of Education for purposes of school psychology certification and professional
Licensing in psychology.
The program emphasizes training that applies a scientist practitioner model to
society. scientist-maximize the educational and social-emotional development of children in urban settings, especially children from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. Through coursework and field experiences, the program attempts to provide students with a sensitivity and understanding of the special needs of those whose cultural backgrounds and/or language skills make their quality of
education a particular challenge.
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| Admissions Data |
Student Admissions Data |
| Degree |
PhD |
Certification
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New York State Department of Education for purposes of school psychology certification and professional Licensing in psychology. |
| Credits |
138-147 credits |
| General Program Requirements |
Minimum 3.0 GPA
Application
Personal Statement
C.V. or Resume
Transcripts of all UG and Graduate course work
GRE Test Scores
2 Letters of Recommendation
$50 Application Fee |
| Special Requirements |
Possess a baccalaureate or a master’s degree from an accredited college or university with a suitable foundation in the behavioral sciences;
Choose to take and pass a minimum competency examination in psychological and educational measurement;
Show evidence of a high degree of emotional stability, as well as personal and social maturity as indicated by both the student’s record and by an interview with school psychology faculty.
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| Start Semester |
Fall Only |
| Application Deadline |
January 15th |
| Campus |
Lincoln Center |
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