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Good Psychology Programs in Florida

Hey guys, I'm currently in my junior year and I'm really focused on studying psychology in college. Florida's my home state and I've been wondering, does anyone know which colleges here have strong psych programs? I'd appreciate any suggestions!

a year ago

Sure, Florida has a few colleges with particularly strong psychology programs that you might consider.

1. University of Florida (UF): UF's psychology program is well-regarded and offers a Bachelor of Science with areas of emphasis in behavioral and cognitive neuroscience, counseling/social, and behavior analysis.

2. Florida State University (FSU): FSU's Psychology department offers three undergraduate programs: a general Psychology major, a Psychology and Social Work combined program, and a Psychology and Neuroscience combined program. The department has a strong research orientation, which could be advantageous if you're interested in research opportunities.

3. University of South Florida (USF): USF offers undergraduates the choice between a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. Their program emphasizes research and the application of research methods in psychology.

4. University of Central Florida (UCF): UCF offers a large and diverse undergraduate program with numerous opportunities for students to get involved in research and internships.

5. University of Miami (UM): UM's psychology program is widely recognized for its strong research focus and its clinical psychology grad program is nationally ranked. For undergraduate studies, you can choose from general psychology or specialized tracks in health science or music therapy.

Each of these schools has a different set of strengths and you'll want to consider other factors like location, size, campus culture, and costs. It's also a good idea to see which specific area of psychology you're interested in, as some schools might excel in your specific area of interest.

a year ago

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