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Consumer Psychology College Rankings

Hey, y'all! I'm pretty fascinated by Consumer Psychology and how it ties in with business and advertising. Can anyone suggest the best colleges for studying this subject? Thanks heaps!

a year ago

Sure, happy to help! There are a few colleges known for strong programs in Consumer Psychology also recognized as Market Research or Business Psychology in some colleges. Here we go:

- University of Pennsylvania: UPenn offers a variety of programs in their Wharton School of Business, including Marketing, where you can focus on consumer psychology in the form of courses like 'Consumer Behavior.' They're very well-regarded in the field.

- Stanford University: Stanford's Department of Psychology offers courses that dive into aspects of Consumer Psychology. Its close ties to Silicon Valley provide plenty of opportunities for hands-on experience.

- Northwestern University: The Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern has a top-rated Marketing program that emphasizes understanding consumer behavior to develop effective marketing strategies.

- Berkeley, University of California: UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business offers a strong undergraduate business program where you can concentrate on Marketing. They take a holistic and interdisciplinary approach.

Remember, Consumer Psychology often falls under departments like Business, Marketing or Psychology, so when researching colleges, make sure to check various departments to see how their curriculum aligns with your interests. Also, consider schools with strong internship programs for real-world experience. Another key point is to consider faculty research interests. You'd ideally want professors who are doing research in consumer psychology to potentially collaborate with or learn from. Good luck with your college search!

a year ago

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