Courses are offered in both an asynchronous and synchronous online format with weekly evening Zoom classes determined by each professor. Typically, students take two to three, 16-week courses per semester (Spring, Summer, and Fall semesters). Though we are striving to find placements and BCBA® fieldwork supervisors for all students, Felician University cannot guarantee practicum placement. We are striving to assist each student by organizing a list of potential supervisors and sites. To find a qualified supervisor, check out the BACB’s registry of BCBA’s ® willing to supervise candidates pursuing BCBA®. Students are responsible for successfully completing all degree requirements. To be eligible to sit for the BCBA® exam, students are also responsible for accumulating 2000 supervised fieldwork hours, submit all documents that are required. Completing 2000 hours is not a requirement for program completion. To become a BCBA®, students must pass the BACB Task List V BCBA® Exam. Passing the BCBA® exam is not a requirement for degree completion. If additional practicum is not taken, the student will be required to complete additional supervised field work hours outside of the practicum course independently to qualify to sit for the examination. Felician University’s Graduate Courses in Behavior and Autism Studies is a Verified Course Sequences (VCS) by the Association for Behavior Analysis International, and the core course sequence is approved by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board® (BACB®). The BACB is the only credentialing organization for professionals within the discipline.