Applied Behavior Analysis (Advanced Certificate)

 

Welcome to the Applied Behavior Analysis (Advanced Certificate) program home page. Use this page as a guide to the Applied Behavior Analysis (Advanced Certificate) program from acceptance to graduation.

Academic Plan

APBEH-AC

Total Credits

Earn at least 27 credits

Advisors

Newly Accepted Students

Program Sequences

Consult the program sequence guides for a suggested order of courses. Program sequence guides also include when to take exams and other important non-course requirements.  Students must meet with their faculty advisor to determine their particular course of study before registering for classes. For technical registration support and troubleshooting, please visit the Register for Classes page.

Hunter College Catalog

Use the Hunter College Course Catalog to review descriptions of specific courses and academic progress standards for the program along with exit requirements.

Clinical Experiences

Students in the Applied Behavior Analysis (Advanced Certificate) program participate in supervised practicum.

Graduation

Graduation is the official completion of your program and conferral of an academic degree. In order to graduate, students must apply for graduation using CUNYFirst the semester before the semester of their planned graduation and complete any outstanding requirements by the stated deadlines. Visit the Graduation and Commencement page for complete information.

Certification and Licensure

There are two credentials that professionals in Applied Behavior Analysis can earn: New York State Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA) and Board Certified Behavior Analyst® (BCBA).

The curriculum of the Applied Behavior Analysis (Advanced Certificate) program is approved by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board for Task List 5 and will prepare students for the BCBA Test Content Outline (6th edition).

Graduates can apply for New York State Licensure after obtaining the BCBA.

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