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Interested in Best Colleges for Psychology in New York, Any Suggestions?

Hi everyone, I've been doing some research about the best colleges for Psychology in New York. Can anyone suggest some colleges that they think meet the criteria? Any info would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

a year ago

Hey there! New York certainly has some excellent choices when it comes to studying Psychology. Here are a few suggestions:

1. Columbia University: Columbia is consistently ranked as one of the top programs in the country for Psychology. Studying here, you'll likely have access to a broad curriculum, well-established faculty, and abundant research opportunities.

2. New York University (NYU): NYU's Psychology major is quite versatile, and the department provides opportunities for students to conduct research. Its location in the city offers tremendous opportunities for internships and field experiences in Psychology.

3. Cornell University: While it's located in Ithaca and not NYC, Cornell's psychology program is highly rated and worth considering. They have a rigorous curriculum with classes covering a wide range of subspecialties in psychology.

4. University at Buffalo (UB): Although this is a SUNY school, don't underestimate its Psychology program. UB offers several Psychology concentrations, like Clinical, Social-Personality, and Behavioral Neuroscience.

5. Binghamton University: Another SUNY school, Binghamton also has a strong reputation for its undergraduate psychology program. It offers an excellent basis in experimental psychology and the opportunity for hands-on research experience.

6. Barnard College: If you're interested in a small liberal arts college experience, Barnard might be a good fit. You'd be studying psychology in a smaller, more intimate setting but still have access to the resources of Columbia University, with which Barnard is affiliated.

As you look into these programs, make sure to also consider other factors that are important for your college experience, such as the campus environment, financial affordability, and internship opportunities in the city. Good luck with your search!

a year ago

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