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The Child, Family, and School Psychology Education Specialist (Ed.S.) degree program is accredited by the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP).

The School Psychology Generalist (Ed.S.-G) prepares professionals in all aspects of School Psychology services to work with children and families from birth to age 21 in school or community settings.

Degree Requirements:
All graduates of the Ed.S. program are eligible for a Colorado Department of Education license in School Psychology and the National Association of School Psychologist's National Certification (NCSP) after the successful completion of all coursework and passing the Praxis II/National Association of School Psychology licensing exam.  The Ed.S. Generalist track requires a minimum of 90 quarter-hours.  Average time to completion is two years of coursework during fall, winter, spring, and summer quarters and a third year 1,200 clock-hour internship with a 6-year time limit.

To speak to someone about the Child, Family, and School Psychology Program, please call or email our Admissions Office at 303-871-2509 or 1-800-835-1607, edinfo@du.edu.