Cheapest/Fastest Route to getting an LBA/BCBA

[dbwdb]

Looking into possibly getting LBA/BCBA certification and for that I first need to get a masters in psychology or education, something that addresses learning and behavioral changes. I already have a BA.

Any recommendations for the cheapest, fastest route to get that graduate degree. I need something entirely online.

Thank you!

[allvia]

Are you located in the US? The options can vary if you're not.

[dbwdb]

I'm not in the US but I'm looking to get hired for remote jobs in the US so I'll probably need a US regional degree. I'm not looking to work in the country I live bec. the pay is probably a lot lower

[allvia]

I'm not in the US but I'm looking to get hired for remote jobs in the US so I'll probably need a US regional degree. I'm not looking to work in the country I live bec. the pay is probably a lot lower

That rules out WGU for Education.   Walden could be a good option for you as an international student - here is a thread on the Walden University’s MS-Psychology: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...o-Learning

[sanantone]

BACB will soon be implementing stricter standards. It's best to earn a degree with an approved applied behavioral analysis curriculum.

There's ABAI accreditation.

https://accreditation.abainternational.o...grams.aspx

There's ABAI-approved course sequences. On this site, you can filter by mode of instruction.

https://www.abainternational.org/vcs/directory.aspx

[dbwdb]

I'm looking at Capella and Walden-the quick tracks. Which graduate level education or psychology major is easiest and fastest?