School Psychology, M.A. with PPS Credential Virtual Information Meeting

M.A. in School Psychology Virtual Information Meeting

Join Fresno Pacific University for a virtual information meeting to explore our Master of Arts in School Psychology with Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) Credential. You’ll get an inside look at the curriculum, admission steps and how FPU prepares future school counselors to support students' academic success, social-emotional growth and overall well-being.

This is a joint information session that also includes information on our School Counseling and Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) programs.  

Why Choose FPU’s M.A. in School Psychology with PPS Credential program?

• Comprehensive preparation for student support: Develop the knowledge and counseling skills needed to guide students through academic, career and personal challenges in K–12 settings.
• Practical, hands-on training: Participate in supervised fieldwork experiences that connect graduate coursework with real-world counseling practice.
• Supportive cohort model: Learn alongside a community of peers with faculty mentors who bring professional expertise and a commitment to student success.
• Leadership and advocacy in schools: Build the skills to serve as a leader who promotes equity, inclusion and student achievement.
• Faith-informed approach to service: Integrate Christian values into your work, serving students, families and school communities with compassion, integrity and purpose

What You’ll Learn at the Session

• Program structure, curriculum highlights and expectations
• Admission criteria and application process overview
• How FPU supports your success from application through graduation
• Live Q&A with the admissions team

Event Details

Where: Virtual (Zoom)
️ Format: Live online session

Once you register, you’ll receive the Zoom link via email prior to the event.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

Submit the event registration form below to confirm your attendance at the virtual information session and receive the zoom link. Advance your calling in school psychology today.