Master in School Psychology (Master's)

At William James College, tuition comes to 37,350 USD per year.

Students study clinical and counseling psychology for diagnosing and treating student behavior problems. They also study child and adolescent development, learning theory, testing, observation, assessment, intervention strategies, ethics, and regulations.

This field prepares graduates for school psychological services, supervised counseling practice, and work with students and families. It is also used to assess and classify disabilities and disorders that affect learning.

For international students, tuition is well above the median for US programmes.

William James College focuses on preparing professionals for work in mental health, behavioral health, and organizational leadership. Its experiential model combines rigorous instruction with field work, giving students a scholarly and practical foundation for starting or advancing a career. Academic areas include clinical psychology, counseling and behavioral health, applied behavior analysis, forensics, school psychology, leadership and coaching, psychology, and multicultural mental health. The college also offers programs in veterans mental health, workforce development, online study, and bachelor's completion.

The campus is in Greater Boston, with online programs available to learners around the globe. Students learn in a supportive environment with mentoring programs and training that addresses the needs of a diverse society. Community engagement is part of the college's work through partnerships and services for communities, schools and school districts, courts, businesses, and other organizations. Graduates work in settings that include hospitals, private practices, behavioral health agencies, rehabilitation centers, schools, non-profits, and Fortune 500 companies. International students can consider both campus-based study in the Boston area and online options, while culturally responsive training and multicultural mental health provide relevant preparation for working with varied communities. The college also offers virtual information sessions where prospective students can hear from faculty, students, and the admissions team about programs and student life.