EdS School Psychology

Course Overview This three-year Educational Specialist (EdS) degree prepares aspiring school psychologists to become leaders in early childhood settings, serving children from pre-K to age 8. The program provides essential clinical skills in assessment, evidence-based interventions, and culturally sensitive collaboration. Graduates earn both an MS in Educational Psychology and a Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) credential with school psychology authorization. Key Program Highlights Specialized third-year training focused exclusively on early childhood development and psychology. Dual award of an MS degree and the PPS credential required for California school psychology practice. Expertise in conducting developmental assessments and recommending specialized interventions for young children. Advanced skills in collaborating effectively with families, educators, and other professionals. A strong foundation in evidence-based practices and cultural sensitivity for diverse populations.