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About the course
As a student of Applied Behavior Analysis you will receive advanced academic and professional training in behavior analysis with specialization in autism spectrum disorders, developmental disabilities, community integration strategies, program evaluation and organizational development and staff training and development.
Program Highlights
- Faculty are involved with and have partnerships with more than 120 agencies nationally and internationally
- Available on campus or online
- Graduate assistantships offered on campus in both fall and spring semesters
- Students come from 18 countries, 50 states and all Canadian provinces
- Students present at state, regional and international conferences through involvement in research with faculty
University Facts & Stats
- 60 graduate programs leading to graduate
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Entry Requirements
GPA: 2.75
Relevant academic experience includes credit and non-credit instruction in the principles and procedures of applied behavior analysis. Non-credit courses, workshops and conferences also reflect well on an application but are not given the same weight as credit courses.
All students are required to complete a 750-hour clinical internship in an applied setting agreed upon by the student and the faculty advisor.
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