Certificate in Applied Behavior Analysis
Program Overview
Saint Elizabeth University's Certificate Program in Applied Behavior Analysis is designed for the student who is seeking to become a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA).
Course content is based on the BACB Fifth Edition Task List and prepares students to take the BCBA exam. The Certificate Program consists of 6 core courses (19 credits).
Certificate Requirements
Required Courses (19 Credits)
ABA600 | Foundations in Applied Behavior Analysis | 3 |
ABA601 | Theories and Principles of Behavior Analysis and Learning | 3 |
ABA602 | Research Methods and Measurement | 3 |
ABA604 | Interventions and Evidence-Based Practices | 3 |
ABA605 | Assessment & Strategic Design | 3 |
ABA606 | Applied Ethics and Professionalism | 4 |
Admission Criteria
Applicants must follow all of the admission criteria for graduate programs including but not limited to:
- Official undergraduate/graduate transcripts
- Two letters of recommendation for graduate study
- Personal Statement: An assessment of applicant's strengths and areas of development as they relate to your selected field of study; and applicant's educational objectives and career goals and how they relate to this area of study. For example: What is it that attracted you to this program? Use specific examples when possible.
- Personal Interview
- Completed Application