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.
Course No. | Description | Credits |
---|---|---|
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!