Psy.S
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The Psy.S. is a post-masters specialist degree in psychology, and is usually specialized in school psychology. The Psy.S degree is a 4 year program, the first two years earning an M.S. (usually in general psychology, developmental psychology, or school psychology)and the last two earning the specialist degree. As a whole, the degree includes 3 years of courese work (including practica) and a 1 year internship.
This degree is primarily designed for practicing in the school setting, although after 3 years of post-grad field work one can operate in private practice. This degree is not designed for those who would like to attain a Ph.D, however, it is possible to switch over some credits in search of a Ed.D after the Psy.S is completed. In addition, this degree is used in clinical psychology. In this application it is a two year post-masters degree. This degree entails 2 years of course work including a clinical practicum and is often the first part of a 4 year PsyD degree. The PsyD is a degree specializing in clinical psychology training, in lieu of the more research based PhD.
[edit] External links
- National Association of School Psychologists
- Florida Association of School Psychologists
- Center for Psychological Studies
- Fischler School of Education and Human Services
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