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  Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology 2005-2007 Academic Programs Psy.D. Program in School Psychology (Department of Applied Psychology) School Psychology Minimum Program for Advanced Students  

School Psychology Minimum Program for Advanced Students

Advanced students, those certified or eligible for certification in New Jersey as school psychologists, may attend on a part-time basis but are expected to be at the GSAPP the equivalent of two full days each week.

To be an advanced student, one must have completed the equivalent of the first two years of the GSAPP program. Students must submit documented equivalency (course descriptions or similar material) for review and approval. Some courses require a waiver examination.

Students admitted at the advanced level must demonstrate completion of 81 graduate credits, of which at least 51 academic course credits must be taken at Rutgers after admission to the program. To meet the 81-credit requirement, a maximum of 30 graduate credits may be transferred to your Rutgers transcript from a previously attended graduate program; a maximum of 6 credits may be waived but no credits transferred. No credits may be transferred or waived for experiential, research, or internship credits earned at another university. In addition, part-time advanced students must earn 28E credits while a student in the program; full-time advanced students must earn 24E credits.

Advanced students attending on a part-time basis are expected to be at Rutgers-GSAPP the equivalent of two full days each week. All advanced students will serve a minimum of 16 client contact hours per year and will register for 18:821:546 Psychological Clinic Practicum for 1E credit each spring term in addition to their supervised work in a school district.

Policies Regarding Practicum Placements and Internships

1.  Advanced students with three or more years experience as a certified school psychologist may be able to waive part of the practicum requirement or use their current job as part of the internship requirement if there is appropriate doctoral-level supervision. Such requests are decided on an individual basis, in compliance with APA guidelines for practicum and internship experiences. The nature of the student`s experiences on the job and the doctoral supervision available are considered when these decisions are made.

2.  Ten to 12 months of supervised experience in a setting determined by the internship coordinator and the student.  For students who have approval to complete the supervised experience over a two year period, register for 2 credits in the fall and 1 credit in the spring term, totaling 3 credits each year.

3.  All advanced students must satisfy clinic assessment requirements by performing one complete psychological/educational assessment under the supervision of a faculty member.

4.  All advanced students must be present at the GSAPP on Friday mornings from 9:00 a.m. to noon to participate in a Friday morning supervision group.


 
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