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Applied Behavior Analysis Minor at ISU

Idaho State University’s Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) minor has been officially recognized by the Association for Behavior Analysis International (ABAI) as a Verified Course Sequence (VCS). This designation ensures that ISU’s ABA coursework meets the educational requirements for students to become eligible for certification exams, such as the Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA) exam. ISU is the first and only university in Idaho to achieve this recognition, demonstrating its leadership in behavior analysis education.

How ISU’s ABA Minor Can Benefit You

If you're passionate about helping others and want a career where you can make a real difference, ISU’s Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) minor is the perfect place to start.

ABA is a rapidly expanding field with opportunities in education, mental health, substance abuse treatment, and even business and organizational management. By earning your ABA minor at ISU, you’ll be equipped with valuable, science-backed techniques that can open doors to a variety of meaningful careers.

Gain Industry-Recognized Skills – ISU’s ABA minor is part of a Verified Course Sequence (VCS) recognized by the Association for Behavior Analysis International (ABAI). This means you’ll receive high-quality training that meets industry standards, making you a strong candidate for future job opportunities.
Get on the Path to Certification – Completing this minor fulfills the coursework requirements for the Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA) exam, giving you a direct pathway to professional certification.
Step Into a High-Demand Career – ABA professionals are needed in schools, clinics, and community organizations to support individuals with autism, developmental disabilities, and mental health challenges. With this minor, you’ll be preparing for a career with real impact and growing job opportunities.
Make a Difference in Your Community – By studying ABA, you’ll be gaining skills to help individuals and families facing behavioral challenges. Your work can contribute to creating more inclusive and supportive environments in Idaho and beyond.

Take the next step toward making a difference—start your ABA at ISU today!

Please contact our office, or Pete Molino, M.Ed., BCBA, our ABA Coordinator at 

208-282-2161, petemolino@isu.edu.

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