Educational Specialist (Ed S) in School Psychology (Post-Master's)

Our Ed.S. in School Psychology program is designed for professionals who hold a master's degree in counseling, or a closely related field, and want to pursue further education and/or become school psychologists. School psychologists work as key members of an educational team. Through advanced training in mental health, learning, and behavioral strategies, school psychologists help students succeed academically, socially, and behaviorally, and support teachers capacity to educate all learners. Rivier's Ed.S. in School Psychology program will hone your critical thinking skills and create an enhanced breadth of professional knowledge.

Official transcript(s) from undergraduate study. All applicants must submit transcripts indicating completion of your undergraduate degree and the date conferred. A minimum GPA of 3.0 is expected for acceptance into our graduate programs.
Post-secondary academic transcripts. All applicants must submit official copies of all other post-secondary transcripts.
Transcript evaluation. For any school you attended that is outside of the United States, you must obtain and submit a transcript evaluation. Those academic transcripts must be evaluated by an agency approved by the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers. A list of agencies and their contacts may be found on the International Admissions page.
Statement of Purpose. Submit an essay of at least one typed page, but no longer than two pages, with your application. Please give your reasons for deciding to do graduate work in the field you have chosen. We request that you cover these points:
Letter of recommendation. Most programs require one letter of recommendation.
Test scores. Rivier University master's degree programs do not require G.R.E., G.M.A.T., or M.A.T. results for entry.
Accepted tests and minimum required scores are: Duolingo (100), TOEFL (61), IELTS (5.5).