New Hampshire Psychology Master's + PhD & Doctorate

Plymouth State University, College of Graduate Studies offers a 69 credit Master of Education (MeD) in School Psychology. This program allows students to achieve both national and state certification in school psychology and is designed for students with strong personal skills, a professional attitude, and a vast understanding of human development. Candidates who have already completed a master's degree in another field can continue their education by enrolling in a professional certification program or investigating post master's Certificate of Advanced Graduation (CAGS). The National School Psychology Certification Board can grant national certification to students who successfully graduate from this program. [full profile]

Rivier University offers graduate psychology programs with a strong base in bio psycho-social behavior and revolve around research, analysis, and evaluation of data collected. Classes provide a practical experience with many hands on activities and the ability to work closely with the standard for psychology industry software. Rivier offers Psychology Master's programs that help ready students for further education or professional opportunities such as doctoral programs or employment in human service and academic fields. The Doctorate of Psychology in Counseling and School Psychology (Psy.D.) allows students to apply license to practice in public service opportunities or to continue in the education field by teaching at a university level. [full profile]

Southern New Hampshire University's graduate psychology degree offers students the ability to evolve their skills into a set of advanced expertise that can be utilized to create success in a future profession. SNHU gives students the capability of an online learning experience that combines the art of research with cognitive and social psychology, as well as training in ethical practice, personality, and learning theory. The online Psychology Master's degree is a four year program that requires students to complete 36 credits online through eight foundation courses that are paired with electives in psychology or other scientific or arts categories. In order to apply to this program, a Bachelor of Arts or Science must already be completed successfully. [full profile]