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Learn more about School Psychology degree programs

School psychology degree programs focus on the intersection of education and mental health, preparing you to support students' academic and emotional well-being. This field is unique in its dedication to promoting positive educational environments and fostering resilience in learners.

Through courses in child development, psychological assessment, and interventions, you’ll sharpen skills like designing and implementing mental health programs for schools and conducting evaluations for special education services. Students build confidence as they engage with new perspectives, tackling the complexities of diverse student needs and educational settings.

As a school psychology student, you’ll practice evidence-based strategies and collaborate with educators, families, and community resources to enhance student success. Career paths typically range from school psychologist roles in K-12 settings to positions in higher education, where you'll contribute to program development and academic success initiatives. With an ever-growing focus on mental health in education, graduates are well-prepared for impactful careers that prioritize student well-being and academic achievement.