Become a School Psychologist
In the School Psychology program, trainees learn to provide assessment, support, and intervention services to students; partner with families, teachers, and other professionals to create safe, healthy, and supportive learning environments; work with school administrators to improve school-wide policies; and collaborate with community providers to coordinate services for students.
The program offers flexible course scheduling including evening, blended, and online courses to accommodate any scheudle. Program completion takes approximately two to three years of coursework and one year of internship. Additionally, 300 hours of continuing professional development are required to reach degree completion.
How much does it cost to get a School Psychology Ed.S. from UNK?
In-State
Cost for this program varies by academic plan, student residency status, and course delivery.
On-Campus Courses: $303/cr
Online Courses: $369/cr
Credit Hours: 72
Cost estimates are based on 2026-27 tuition and fees. Additional Course Fees may apply. For a more detailed estimate, see the full graduate costs page.
Out of State
Cost for this program varies by academic plan, student residency status, and course delivery.
On-Campus Courses: $666 per credit hour
Online Courses: $591 per credit hour
Credit Hours: 72
Cost estimates are based on 2026-27 tuition and fees. Additional Course Fees may apply. For a more detailed estimate, see the full graduate costs page.
Program Information
Where can I work with a School Psychology Ed.S.?
- Elementary and secondary schools
- Educational support services
- Colleges and Universities
- Health practitioners
- Local governments
Accreditation
The Education Specialist Degree is accredited by the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) and was the first in the world to become accredited by the International School Psychology Association (ISPA). The School Psychology program is also recognized by Nebraska State Department of Education and the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP).
The program meets the academic requirements for the Nationally Certified School Psychologist credential regulated by the National Association of School Psychologists and school psychologist endorsement requirements by the Nebraska Department of Education (NDE).
