In addition, SPP students develop the skills necessary to effectively utilize this evolving body of knowledge through learning how to identify problems in the field, conduct and evaluate basic and applied research. As practitioners, school psychologists typically work within educational and clinical settings. The SPP currently offers two terminal degree options. Degree in Assessment and Diagnostic Techniques. For full-time students entering the program with a bachelor's degree, the typical length of time for completing the M.Ed.
Degree is two years.
For full-time students entering the program with a bachelor's degree, the typical length of time for completing the Ed. After the second year, the primary difference between the two tracks is in the expectations for research and the content of field experiences. S. Program Goal. S. track is to develop exemplary practitioners for work in schools, clinics, or private settings. SPP graduates are proficient in the selection, administration, scoring, and interpretation of a variety of instruments.