Your experience at California Coast University? Interested in $21k doctorate.

[sanantone]

I have no issues with any accredited degree as long as it fits one's needs, but I'll say that if you're pursuing a Doctorate in Educational Psychology and licensure is your goal, you'll need to look into the laws of your state to see if the degree can be accepted there. States which still use the "regionally accredited" language is where you'd have the most trouble with a degree from an "NA" school, but a number of states have exception language in their rules to address that, so look for that as well.

Additionally, educational psychology programs are not school psychology programs, so they're not intended to be license-eligible. A few states license applied psychologists to perform non-clinical services. However, some states, like my own, will only license I/O psychologists. Virginia will license any applied psychology field under their applied psychologist license.