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How to Apply
Applicants must meet general graduate admission requirements in addition to the following program-specific requirements:
- Applicants must have earned a bachelor’s or master’s degree in education, psychology, or a related field that is approved by the program coordinator.
- Two (2) letters of recommendation
Deadlines & Cost
Deadlines: April 1 (priority deadline) or June 15 (final deadline) for fall, October 1 (priority deadline) or November 1 (final deadline) for spring.
Application Fee: The nonrefundable application fee is $75. UMass Boston alumni and current students that plan to complete degree requirements prior to graduate enrollment can submit the application without paying the application fee.
Estimate Your Program Cost: Get a feel for your expected program costs using the Graduate Program Cost Calculator.
Program Cost Information: For more detailed information on costs, please visit the Bursar's website.
Curriculum
Required Courses (21 Credits)
- ABA 650 - Philosophical Underpinnings of Applied Behavior Analysis3 Credit(s)
- ABA 651 - Concepts and Principles of Behavior Analysis3 Credit(s)
- ABA 652 - Assessment and Treatment of Problem Behavior3 Credit(s)
- ABA 653 - Skill Acquisition3 Credit(s)<
- ABA 654 - Research Methods3 Credit(s)
- ABA 655 - Organizational Behavior Management (OBM)3 Credit(s)
- ABA 656 - Ethical & Professional Conduct3 Credit(s)
For more information on curriculum, including course descriptions and degree requirements, visit the Academic Catalog.
Graduation Criteria
Program Requirements
Complete 21 credits from seven required courses.
Statute of limitations: Three years.
Contact
Graduate Program Director Andre Maharaj
Andre.Maharaj [at] 280760.com
617.287.7609
Program Administrator Jill Tilton
jill.tilton [at] 280760.com
617.287.7235
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