The Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is home to rigorous bachelor's, master's, specialist, and doctoral programs that meet the highest professional standards. Our evidence-based curriculum and expert faculty provide high-quality, student-centered instruction. Faculty members guide students in developing the critical and creative thinking skills essential to producers of science, and the investigative skills required of aspiring researchers and clinicians. Consequently, our highly prepared graduates are well received and employed locally, nationally, and across the globe.
State licensure/certification requirements for the clinical psychology, school psychology,
and counseling programs offered at the College of Psychology are regulated by individual
states, and as such vary from state to state. Students wishing to verify their individual
eligibility for licensure/certification should contact us (see list below). It should
be noted that state licensure regulations are subject to change. Counseling students
may also review to state licensure requirements here.
A degree conferred from an APA, CACREP or CAEP accredited program may not automatically
mean acceptance of the program curricula by a given state for the purpose of professional
licensure. Students wishing to verify their individual eligibility for licensure/certification
should contact us (see list below). It should be noted that state licensure regulations
are subject to change.
(You should download the Attestation Statement to your desktop, complete/save it, and then email it to gradadm@nova.edu. Please note that we will not be able to process your application without the completed attestation statement.)
We welcome your questions about certification/licensure. Please contact us using the chart below.
| Name of Program | Name of Contact | Phone | |
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Counseling, M.S.:Clinical Mental Health Counseling |
Brenda Levine |
(954) 262-5799 |
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Counseling, M.S.: School Counseling |
Daiana Castro |
(954) 262-5891 |
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Clinical Psychology, Ph.D. / Psy.D. |
Tom Kennedy, Ph.D. |
(954) 262-5807 |
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School Psychology Psy.D. |
Suzanne O’Sullivan |
(954) 262-5826 |
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School Psychology Psy.S. |
Suzanne O’Sullivan |
(954) 262-5826 |
