Lehigh University College of Education | School Psychology

"Typically, treatment for children and adolescents with ADHD and related behavior disorders has focused on reducing their symptoms and disruptive classroom behavior. It is equally important to directly address their academic and peer relationship difficulties, because many times when academic and social functioning is improved, behavior control also improves. Further, this allows us to focus on building strengths rather than just reducing deficits."

—George DuPaul
Professor & Chair
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College Home > School Psychology > Prospective Students

The School Psychology program invites you to explore the exciting opportunities as a prospective student in the field of school psychology.

Our web site will provide you with information about the programs, students, and faculty in the School Psychology program. Please review the site and contact us with any additional questions.

If you are considering applying to one of our degree programs, please click on the Doctoral Program Description and/or the Specialist Program Description link.

Be sure to also visit the Admissions Requirements and submit all required materials by January 1, 2008 for fall 2008 to:

Lehigh University
College of Education
Admissions
111 Research Drive
Bethlehem, PA 18015

Phone: 610 758-3231

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