Board Certified Associate Behavior Analyst (BCaBA®) Certificate

Program Director: Robert Murray, Ed.D.

Overview

The board certified associate behavior analyst has a bachelor's degree or higher and can work as an independent practitioner, but may also work as an employee or independent contractor for an organization. They assess behavior, evaluate results and develop and implement strategies for making behavior changes across a wide variety of settings. They have completed at least 9 credit hours of graduate level coursework and have had extensive supervision in the application of ABA services. Candidates must pass the certification exam developed and administered by the BACB. This certification program is especially valuable for individuals with an existing bachelor's degree in a behavioral science area who wish to pursue or enhance their employment with public or private organizations in the development of systematic individual behavior support plans. In addition, the sequence of classes is flexible enough to allow candidates who possess advanced degrees to complete the sequence of classes to secure certification.

Accreditation

Behavior Analyst
Certification Board 2888
Remington Green Lane, Suite C
Tallahassee, FL 32308

Admissions Requirements

• Official Transcripts verifying bachelor's degree
• Minimum GPA of 3.0
• Statement of intent
• Three current reference forms
• Interview with program director
• Letter of explanation if GPA is under 3.0