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ABA programs in Nevada

ABA programs in Nevada

Nevada has 1 verified university ABA program: an institution with an ABAI-accredited program, a BACB-verified course sequence, or a named graduate ABA credential. Here they are, with delivery format, licensure context, and how trainees there track BCBA fieldwork hours.

Reviewed by the Ripley team · Updated July 15, 2026

Key facts at a glance

  • 1 verified university ABA program in Nevada
  • Delivery: 1 in-person
  • 834 registered Ripley users in Nevada
  • Licensure: Nevada licenses behavior analysts (Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA))

The programs

Reno · In-personUniversity of Nevada, RenoM.S. in Behavior Analysis

Behavior analyst licensure in Nevada

Nevada licenses behavior analysts. Practicing there requires the Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA), issued by the NV Applied Behavior Analysis Board, in addition to BCBA certification. See the board's licensure page. Verified against board and BACB licensure resources July 15, 2026.

Tracking fieldwork hours in Nevada

Whichever program you choose, BCBA certification requires 2,000 supervised (or 1,500 concentrated) fieldwork hours logged to BACB rules. 834 registered Ripley users in Nevada, including trainees from University of Nevada, Reno, track those hours with Ripley for free.

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Frequently asked questions

How many ABA programs are there in Nevada?

This directory lists 1 verified university ABA program in Nevada: institutions with an ABAI-accredited program, a BACB-verified course sequence, or a named graduate ABA degree or certificate. By delivery: 1 in-person.

Do behavior analysts need a license in Nevada?

Yes. Nevada licenses behavior analysts: practicing there requires the Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA), issued by the NV Applied Behavior Analysis Board, in addition to BCBA certification. Verified July 15, 2026.

How many fieldwork hours do BCBA trainees in Nevada need?

The BACB requirement is the same nationwide: 2,000 hours of Supervised Fieldwork or 1,500 hours of Concentrated Supervised Fieldwork, with at least 60% unrestricted activity within a 5-year window. The monthly range is 20 to 130 hours under pre-2027 rules and 20 to 160 for applications on or after January 1, 2027. Nevada trainees track these hours with tools like Ripley Fieldwork Tracker.

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