School Psychology (PsyD) Virtual Information Session
Build Your Future at Montclair
Prepare to support the academic, behavioral and emotional success of children and adolescents through evidence-based assessment, intervention and consultation.
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- Virtual via Zoom Register Here
Explore Your Options
Ready to help children and adolescents succeed in school and beyond? Explore Montclair State University's Doctor of School Psychology (PsyD) program, where doctoral-level coursework, supervised field experiences and applied training prepare you to assess student needs, implement interventions and collaborate with educators and families.
The program offers two entry pathways: a five-year pathway for students entering with a bachelor's degree in psychology or a closely related field, and a three-year advanced standing option for certified school psychologists seeking to complete the doctoral degree. A hybrid structure supports professional flexibility while maintaining meaningful interaction with faculty and peers, and every student completes a year-long internship.
What We'll Cover
- The two entry pathways: five-year bachelor's entry and three-year advanced standing
- Evidence-based assessment, intervention, consultation and collaboration in school settings
- The year-long internship and supervised practice hours toward licensure
- Coursework requirements for licensure as a psychologist in New Jersey
- The New Jersey Department of Education School Psychologist Standard Certificate
- The Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) graduate certificate
- The hybrid course structure and how it supports working professionals
- Career paths and industries, from PreK–12 districts to hospitals and universities
- Admission requirements, the January 15 deadline, the essay and the interview step
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