PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE · UNITED STATES
MS in Applied Behavior Analysis
Master's · Taught in en
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- Emphasis in behavioral pediatricsSpecialization
- Hybrid delivery format (over 50% online)Format
- Practical experience in pediatric settingsExperiential Learning
- Supervised research opportunitiesResearch
- Small faculty to student ratiosLearning Environment
- Expert faculty with extensive applied clinical experienceFaculty Expertise
The Master of Science (MS) in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) program, with a specialization in behavioral pediatrics, provides a strong foundation in applied behavior analysis. It aims to integrate the best practices from psychology and behavior analysis to understand and improve child development, helping children with diverse needs in various pediatric settings. The program is delivered in a hybrid format, with over 50% of coursework available online, offering flexibility for students. It also emphasizes interprofessional education and collaboration within a medical school environment, preparing students for holistic healthcare practices and social justice advocacy.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the specialization of the MS in Applied Behavior Analysis program?
- The MS in Applied Behavior Analysis program at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine has an emphasis in behavioral pediatrics, focusing on understanding and improving child development.
- What is the delivery format for the program?
- The program is delivered in a hybrid format, with over 50% of the coursework available online, offering flexibility for students.
- What type of career outcomes can I expect from this program?
- The program prepares students for service and practice as behavior analysts, especially in pediatric settings. Resources are available to explore potential career paths within the field.
- How can I find information on tuition and fees?
- Prospective students should refer to the Tuition Calculator for estimated costs for the 2026-2027 academic year. Financial aid is available for up to 100% of the estimated cost of attendance.
- Where can I find detailed entry requirements?
- Detailed admissions criteria and the application process can be found on the ABA degree program application requirements page on the university's admissions website.
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Financial aid is available for up to 100% of the estimated cost of attendance. The provided calculator offers an estimate for the 2026-2027 academic year and is not binding.
How to apply
1. Visit Application Requirements PageNavigate to the ABA degree program application requirements page for detailed information.
2. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit the online application.
Frequently asked questions
What is the specialization of the MS in Applied Behavior Analysis program?
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The MS in Applied Behavior Analysis program at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine has an emphasis in behavioral pediatrics, focusing on understanding and improving child development.
What is the delivery format for the program?
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The program is delivered in a hybrid format, with over 50% of the coursework available online, offering flexibility for students.
What type of career outcomes can I expect from this program?
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The program prepares students for service and practice as behavior analysts, especially in pediatric settings. Resources are available to explore potential career paths within the field.
How can I find information on tuition and fees?
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Prospective students should refer to the Tuition Calculator for estimated costs for the 2026-2027 academic year. Financial aid is available for up to 100% of the estimated cost of attendance.
Where can I find detailed entry requirements?
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Detailed admissions criteria and the application process can be found on the ABA degree program application requirements page on the university's admissions website.