School-Community Psychology

Official program name

School-Community Psychology

Degree title

Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) in School-Community Psychology (Professional doctorate (PsyD, DPsych, etc.); title shown as the institution gives it)

Subject

School Psychology (standalone degree)

Campus

Hempstead campus, Hempstead, New York, United States

Teaching language

English

Delivery mode

Delivery not confirmed

Study intensity

Full-time

Duration

Full-time, averaging about five years; 96 hours of coursework

Tuition

Tuition not published. This does not mean the program is free.

Admission requirements

• Beginning level: baccalaureate from an accredited institution plus 3.0+ GPA in prerequisite psychology courses
• Advanced level: master's in school psychology from an accredited institution
• Transcripts, three recommendation letters, personal statement, personal interview; deadline January 15

Prerequisites

Not published

Application deadlines

Current intake not confirmed.

Scholarships and funding

Not confirmed

Research or thesis

Not published

Supervised placements

Not confirmed

In-person attendance

Personal interview; two-year internship and practicum placements at local schools and Hofstra's Saltzman Community Services Center.

Professional recognition

• American Psychological Association (APA); also approved by NASP: accredited (as stated by university page) (School-Community Psychology PsyD; US; checked 2026-11-01)

Professional eligibility not confirmed. Check the regulator for your jurisdiction. Accreditation and eligibility do not transfer automatically between countries or US states.

Sources and review

• Official program link
• Hofstra School-Community Psychology (checked )

Last reviewed 2026-11-01. Details are as stated on the cited official pages. Confirm with the institution before applying.