MS School Psychology

Course Overview This Master of Science in School Psychology program prepares you to support the academic, social, and emotional success of children and youth in educational settings. Grounded in a Christ-centered community, the program integrates psychological theory with extensive hands-on fieldwork to develop skilled, ethical practitioners. Graduates earn both an MS degree and a Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) Credential recognized by the state of California. Key Program Highlights Earn both a Master's degree and a PPS Credential in School Psychology in a streamlined 2.5-year program. Gain over 1,200 hours of practical fieldwork experience, starting in your first semester. Learn in a supportive, collaborative cohort model that fosters professional networking and peer support. Integrate faith and ethical practice into your professional development as a school psychologist. Benefit from a curriculum approved by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CTC).