The Psychology, MA program at Marshall University is offered with an area of emphasis in School Psychology. This program is tailored for aspiring school psychologists seeking a research-informed, practitioner-focused graduate experience. The 36-credit MA program provides a strong foundation in core psychological principles and specialized training in school psychology coursework.
Gain applied experience through practicum opportunities and real-world case studies.
Learn to evaluate programs, conduct assessments, and apply evidence-based interventions.
Prepare for roles in K–12 schools, educational agencies, and mental health settings, or continued study toward certification and licensure.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, School Psychologists make an average annual wage of $84,940, as of May 2023. Job seekers can find employment in elementary and secondary schools, educational support services, colleges, universities, professional schools and more.
- Academic intervention coordinator
- Behavioral intervention specialist
- Crisis intervention specialist
- Educational consultant
- Research analyst
- School psychologist