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A guide for new students Upon Admission Register for the core courses using the Max System (Psyc 530. 612, 600). Full-time students will take all three core courses in the first semester; Part-time students will only take two. Students must receive a “B” or better in these three courses. Class Schedules The majority of classes are held between 5:30 and 8:30 PM. Some classes begin at 3:45 PM. Summer courses have a day time schedule. Core Competency Exams After taking and scoring at least a “B” in the three core courses, students are required to take and pass all three CCEs The CCEs must be taken during the semester after the final core course is completed. Students may retake sections that they fail, but may not move on to Degree Candidacy courses until they pass all three sections. Students entering the program with a master’s degree in a closely related field are only required to take CCE’s for courses that are taken at Millersville. Clearances Students are required to obtain the following clearances upon admission to the program: o Act 151: Child Abuse History o Act 34: Criminal Background Check o Act 114: Fingerprinting o TB Test Professional Organization In order to foster the professional development of our students, it is required that students join at least one professional organization in their first semester of study. Some organizations that students may join include the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP), the Association of School Psychologists of PA (ASPP), and the Pennsylvania Psychological Association (PPA). Contact Information Psychology Department 111 Byerly Hall (717)872-3093 Dr. Amelia Lopez 215 Byerly Hall (717)872-3085 [email protected] Dr. Richard Hall 210 D Byerly Hall [email protected] Dr. Frederick Foster-Clark Department Chair [email protected] College of Graduate and Professional Studies Lyle Hall (717)872-3099 Financial Aid Lyle Hall (717)872-3026 Housing There are several apartment complexes located just minutes away from MU. Millers Crossing 100 Country View Ln Millersville, PA 17551 (717)871-9560 Kensington Club 1330 Wabank Road Lancaster, PA 17603 Solomonorg.com Country Manor 301-427 College Manor Ave. Millersville, PA 17551 For more information, visit our website at: Millersville University: School psychology program Millersville University Millersville, Pa 17551 Fully Approved by the National Association of School Psychologists A 64-semester hour, post baccalaureate course of study leading to certification in school psychology in the Pennsylvania Fall Spring Summer (Preferred) Summer (Alternate) Year 1: PSYC 530 PSYC 630 PSYC 547 PSYC 634 PSYC 612 PSYC 631 RDED 621 EDUC 671 PSYC 600 PSYC 536 SPED 600/601 SPED 600/601 Year 2: PSYC 671 PSYC 672 PSYC 674 PSYC 674 PSYC 540 PSYC 675 (New 673) PSYC 634 PSYC 547 PSYC 646 PSYC 685 EDUC 671 RDED 621/623 Year 3: PSYC 686 PSYC 686

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A guide for new students

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Upon Admission • Register for the core courses

using the Max System (Psyc 530. 612, 600).

• Full-time students will take all three core courses in the first semester; Part-time students will only take two.

• Students must receive a “B” or better in these three courses.

Class Schedules • The majority of classes are held

between 5:30 and 8:30 PM. • Some classes begin at 3:45 PM. • Summer courses have a day time

schedule.

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Core Competency Exams • After taking and scoring at least a

“B” in the three core courses, students are required to take and pass all three CCEs

• The CCEs must be taken during the semester after the final core course is completed.

• Students may retake sections that they fail, but may not move on to Degree Candidacy courses until they pass all three sections.

• Students entering the program with a master’s degree in a closely related field are only required to take CCE’s for courses that are taken at Millersville.

Clearances

• Students are required to obtain the following clearances upon admission to the program:

o Act 151: Child Abuse History

o Act 34: Criminal Background Check

o Act 114: Fingerprinting o TB Test

Professional Organization

• In order to foster the professional development of our students, it is required that students join at least one professional organization in their first semester of study.

• Some organizations that students may join include the National

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Association of School Psychologists (NASP), the Association of School Psychologists of PA (ASPP), and the Pennsylvania Psychological Association (PPA).

Contact Information

• Psychology Department 111 Byerly Hall (717)872-3093

• Dr. Amelia Lopez 215 Byerly Hall (717)872-3085

[email protected] • Dr. Richard Hall

210 D Byerly Hall [email protected] • Dr. Frederick Foster-Clark

Department Chair [email protected]

• College of Graduate and Professional Studies

Lyle Hall (717)872-3099

• Financial Aid Lyle Hall

(717)872-3026

Housing • There are several apartment

complexes located just minutes away from MU.

• Millers Crossing 100 Country View Ln Millersville, PA 17551 (717)871-9560

• Kensington Club 1330 Wabank Road Lancaster, PA 17603 Solomonorg.com

• Country Manor 301-427 College Manor Ave. Millersville, PA 17551

For more information, visit our website at: http://www.millersville.edu/psychology/graduate/school-psychology/index.php

Millersville University: School psychology program Millersville University

Millersville, Pa 17551

Fully Approved by the National Association of School Psychologists

A 64-semester hour, post baccalaureate course of study leading to certification in school psychology in the

Pennsylvania

  Fall   Spring   Summer  (Preferred)  

Summer  (Alternate)  

Year  1:  

PSYC  530  

PSYC  630  

PSYC  547   PSYC  634  

  PSYC  612  

PSYC  631  

RDED  621   EDUC  671  

  PSYC  600  

PSYC  536  

SPED  600/601  

SPED  600/601  

         

Year  2:  

PSYC  671  

PSYC  672  

PSYC  674   PSYC  674  

  PSYC  540  

PSYC  675  (New  673)  

PSYC  634   PSYC  547  

  PSYC  646  

PSYC  685  

EDUC  671   RDED  621/623  

         

Year  3:    

PSYC  686  

PSYC  686