The master of science in behavior analysis program prepares students as basic or applied scientists in research and applied settings. At the same time, it provides a strong foundation in theoretical, conceptual, and empirical concepts. Students can acquire the core knowledge and skill set needed to work in the competitive field of behavior analysis and to consider further study beyond the master's level. Our program includes a course sequence that has been verified by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board to meet the educational coursework requirements to apply to the BACB to apply to take examinations related to Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). The full master's program curriculum consists of 24-30 seminar credits plus 15 to 16.5 credits that include electives, faculty-sponsored directed study, master's projects or theses, and an exam review course, for a total of 42-43.5 credits. (Changes to the curriculum will reduce these credits to 36.5 starting in the coming year.) Students applying to the BACB for certification are expected to meet additional requirements and should consult with the BACB directly concerning eligibility.