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Why earn a master’s degree in behavior analysis and therapy at Missouri State?
Be ready for certification
This program helps you become a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). Through course work and experience, you’ll be eligible to take the BCBA national certification exam.
Develop your style
Grow your skills through clinical experiences and an arranged practicum. Be qualified and prepared to help people who have disabilities or autism.
Suitable for any background
This two-year, 39-hour program is open to anyone with a bachelor’s degree from an accredited university or college. You don’t have to be a psychology or special education major to gain admission.
Enjoy broad career options
With your degree, you can go beyond the traditional applied practice setting. You can address behavior problems in areas like business, government, health, animal training and more.
Verified Course Sequence pass rates: Unavailable
VCS pass rate data is not published for the following sequences:
- Fewer than six first-time candidates in a single year.
- Sequences within their first four years of operation.