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Graduate ABA Online Course Sequence (for BCBA exam)

Register for our ABAI-verified course sequence to meet the 5th Edition Task List requirements for BCBA certification. Students who need a Masters degree may also enroll in our online Masters in Exceptional Student Education program at UWF which includes all courses required to take the BCBA certification exam.


Graduate Course Sequence (BCBA)
Course No.DescriptionCredits
EDF 6225 Foundations of Applied Behavior Analysis * 3
EDF 6226 Behavioral Assessments * 3
EDF 6223 Applied Behavior Analysis and System Support * 3
EDF 6437 Measurement in Single Case Design 3
EDF 6557 Ethics in Applied Behavior Analysis 3
EDF 6224 Supervision and Management Fluency 3
EDF 6222 Concepts of Applied Behavior Analysis  3
Total Credits Hours: 21

*Students who enrolled in our coursework prior to Fall 2019 were part of a 4th Edition Task List cohort, and those cohorts included EDF 6227 or EDF 6944 instead of EDF 6224. Please email aba@uwf.edu if you have any questions about previous coursework.

Register for the BCBA Sequence as a non-degree seeking student

  • Non-Degree Seeking BCBA Students: Students who already possess a Masters degree or who are enrolled in a Masters program at a different institution may enroll in our graduate-level course sequence to meet the requirements for BCBA certification.
    *The first 3 ABA courses are pre-requisites to each other and the remaining courses in the program and must be taken one at a time in sequential order. 
  • Coursework listed here meets the Behavior Analyst Certification Board 5th Edition Task list requirements.
  • 4th edition task list students, review requirements on our FAQs page.
  • You can begin the ABA coursework as a non-degree student and apply for admission to the master’s program. Up to 12 qualifying credit hours may be considered for transfer taken as a non-degree seeking student towards the Exceptional Student Education masters program.

    Contact our office at aba@uwf.edu or 850-474-2704 for more information.

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For additional information, email the Center for Behavior Analysis at ABA@uwf.edu today!