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The Education Specialist (EdS) in school psychology program at Wichita State blends academic instruction with hands-on practice, equipping you for a sought-after profession collaborating with educators and families to foster positive development for school-aged children. This program accommodates students with either bachelor's or master's degrees, featuring adaptable scheduling through evening classes, online options, and hybrid course formats. Wichita State prioritizes practical experience - every program includes guaranteed applied learning or research opportunities, ensuring you graduate with job-ready skills. The 60-credit track is available to those with undergraduate degrees and can be finished in two years of full-time study, while the 39-credit option is designed for students who already hold a related master's degree. To obtain full Kansas School Specialist Licensure in Psychology, candidates must apply for professional certification, enroll in a four-credit post-degree internship, and successfully complete a full-time, yearlong placement in a public school setting.