Master of Arts in Child/Adolescent Psychology - Juvenile Offenders Degree From Chicago School of Professional Psychology Online

The Chicago School

The Chicago School was established by practicing psychologists committed to providing high-quality professional psychology training in a not-for-profit setting. Initial plans for the school were made in 1977 and realized in January 1979 by the nonprofit Midwestern Psychology Development Foundation.

In 1980 the Illinois Board of Higher Education (IBHE) authorized the school degree-granting authority. Also in 1980, the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (NCA) awarded Candidate for Accreditation Status to The Chicago School, with accreditation status first awarded in 1984.

Several master's degree programs have been implemented since 2001: clinical psychology with two separate specializations: counseling and applied behavior analysis, industrial/organizational psychology and forensic psychology. Programmatic offerings expanded in 2006 to include a specialist degree program in school psychology and executive and professional education.

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