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University of North Carolina Wilmington

Ripley Fieldwork Tracker is used by BCBA trainees and supervisors at University of North Carolina Wilmington, which offers an ABAI-accredited Applied Behavior Analysis program, based in Wilmington, NC. Here is the program at a glance, what fieldwork looks like in North Carolina, and how trainees track their hours.

Reviewed by the Ripley team · Updated July 15, 2026

Key facts at a glance

  • Program: M.S. in Psychology (Applied Behavior Analysis)
  • Credential type: ABAI-accredited ABA program
  • Location: Wilmington, NC
  • Delivery: In-person
  • Length: 52 credit hours, about 30 months
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The ABA program at University of North Carolina Wilmington

University of North Carolina Wilmington offers an ABAI-accredited Applied Behavior Analysis program, the M.S. in Psychology (Applied Behavior Analysis), in Wilmington, NC, delivered on campus. The program is 52 credit hours and typically takes about 30 months to complete. Note: ABAI-accredited program.

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ABA in North Carolina

North Carolina licenses behavior analysts: practicing there requires the Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA), issued by the NC Behavior Analyst Licensure Board (NCBALB), in addition to BCBA certification. Verified against board and BACB resources July 15, 2026. See the board's licensure page.

Ripley is well worn-in here: 3,010 registered Ripley users are in North Carolina, tracking fieldwork at clinics, schools, and universities across the state.

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BCBA fieldwork requirements

After the coursework (the M.S. in Psychology (Applied Behavior Analysis)), BCBA certification requires supervised fieldwork: 2,000 hours of Supervised Fieldwork or 1,500 hours of Concentrated Supervised Fieldwork, with at least 60% unrestricted activity inside 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.

How Ripley helps University of North Carolina Wilmington trainees

Ripley Fieldwork Tracker logs every BACB fieldwork category, tracks each month against the BACB minimums so nothing slips, and turns your records into pre-filled Monthly Verification Form PDFs. It is free for supervisees and supervisors.

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Program sources and review date

Program details were reviewed on July 15, 2026against the university's official program page and catalog. Confirm admissions, delivery, tuition, and curriculum details with the university before applying.

Frequently asked questions

Does University of North Carolina Wilmington have a BCBA program?

Yes. University of North Carolina Wilmington offers an ABAI-accredited Applied Behavior Analysis program, based in Wilmington, NC (the M.S. in Psychology (Applied Behavior Analysis)), a 52-credit program. It prepares graduates to pursue Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification, which also requires supervised fieldwork and passing the BACB exam.

Is the University of North Carolina Wilmington ABA program online?

No. The M.S. in Psychology (Applied Behavior Analysis) at University of North Carolina Wilmington is an on-campus program in Wilmington, NC. Check the program page for any online options.

Do behavior analysts need a license in North Carolina?

North Carolina licenses behavior analysts: practicing there requires the Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA), issued by the NC Behavior Analyst Licensure Board (NCBALB), in addition to BCBA certification. Verified against board and BACB resources July 15, 2026.

Can University of North Carolina Wilmington students track their fieldwork hours with Ripley for free?

Yes. Ripley Fieldwork Tracker is free for supervisees and supervisors. It logs every BACB fieldwork category, checks each month's requirements, and generates pre-filled Monthly Verification Form PDFs.