The Graduate Certificate in Applied Behavior Analysis program seeks to provide students with the knowledge base necessary for eligibility to take the Behavior Analysis Certification Board (BACB) exam. The Northeastern University Certificate Program in Applied Behavior Analysis is designed for the student who already possesses a Masters Degree in Education or Psychology, and who is seeking to become a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). The curriculum, which is based on the Behavior Analysis Certification Board's Fourth Edition Task List, includes six courses, all of which are offered online. Course content prepares students to take the BCBA exam. The certificate program consists of six core courses taken across three semesters (18 credits). Students may elect to complete their supervised experience hours by taking Intensive Practicum I and Intensive Practicum II in addition to the six core courses. Courses are delivered in an online format. Students attend lectures virtually and view supplementary material on their own schedules, taking advantage of technological advances that promote student learning and increase student-to-instructor and student-to-student communication.