Advanced Behavior Analysis Certificate Program Application | College of Education

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Advanced Behavior Analysis Certificate Program, How to Apply

On this page: Learn how to apply to the Advanced Behavior Analysis Certificate Program.

Item	Due Date
1. Cal State Apply application (opens October 1)	March 1, 2019 Complete Cal State Apply ASAP We recommend that you complete the Cal State Apply application ASAP as you will need to be assigned an SDSU red ID to complete the Program application. It can take up to a week to be assigned a red ID after submission of this application. If you have not yet been assigned your red ID and need to submit your Program application please enter 800000000 as your red ID number so that you will be able to submit your application by the deadline.
2. Program application	March 1, 2019
3. Transcripts due	April 1, 2019

If you have questions about the application process or program itself, contact Dr. Laura Hall ([email protected]) or visit the Advanced Behavior Analysis Certificate page.

The university application link is www.calstate.edu/apply

Link to tips on completing the Cal State Apply University application.
Are you having trouble with the Cal State Apply application? Are you having trouble with the Cal State Apply application? If so, email [email protected] right away for assistance.

Follow the steps below to apply to the Advanced Behavior Analysis Certificate Program:

You must first apply to the California State University via Cal State Apply.
Next, request official transcripts.
Then, apply to the SDSU College of Education program which offers the certificate you seek.

Request that your official transcripts be sent to SDSU, following instructions on our Submit Test Scores and Transcripts page.

Gather the items below and have them ready to upload to the program application:

Teaching Background History: Please provide us with a brief history of your teaching experience and the teaching credentials you have earned.

Your program application has been created in a system called Interfolio. For help, refer to this Interfolio Tutorial (PDF).