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Help Children Reach Their Full Potential
Prepare to help students succeed academically, socially, and emotionally in educational settings of all kinds with Trinity’s three-year, 60-credit Master of Arts in School Psychology.
Combining theory and practical application, the program includes plenty of unique experience—including a paid internship. Through it all, you will learn how to support not only students, but teachers and families as well.
Making a Difference
The small classes [at Trinity] were a big plus for me; I prefer having that one-on-one attention. The opportunity to be able to use what I learn to make a difference not only in the kids' lives but the parents' as well is something I look forward to.
Facts and Stats
100%
placement rate among program graduates seeking employment
100%
exam pass rate in past three years
24+
hours of immersive learning in a school setting each week
1,200
hours of supervised field experience during your paid internship
Why Trinity for School Psychology?
A Small Cohort. A Big Impact.
Each year, 10–15 students join the program, creating a close-knit cohort where faculty know every student by name. You’ll learn alongside the same classmates throughout the three-year program while building professional relationships that continue well beyond graduation.
Learn by Doing
From your first year, you’ll move beyond the classroom and into schools, developing the assessment, consultation, counseling, and intervention skills needed to support diverse learners. Coursework is reinforced through practicum experiences and culminates in a full-time, year-long internship.
Career Ready
Graduates leave Trinity prepared to serve children, families, and schools through data-informed decision-making, collaboration, and evidence-based practice. The program has a strong record of employment after graduation.
Explore the Program
Admissions and Information Sessions
Learn about application requirements, deadlines, tuition, assistantships, and what it takes to join Trinity’s next cohort.
Cohort and Course Sequence
See the three-year course sequence, practicum experiences, and yearlong internship that prepare you for professional practice.
Licensure & Career Options
Learn how the program prepares you for Texas LSP licensure and explore the many ways school psychologists support students, families, and school communities.
Student Stories
Hear directly from Trinity students and graduates about research opportunities, internships, mentorship, and life in the program.