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Psychology Majors in Florida: Where Should I Go?

Hi there! Just doing a bit of pre-college research here. For anyone who's in the know, could you tell me what the best college for psychology majors is in Florida?

a year ago

Florida offers a number of great choices when it comes to studying Psychology. I would recommend looking into the University of Florida (UF), University of Miami (UM), and Florida State University (FSU) as they all have strong Psychology programs.

University of Florida in Gainesville has an excellent psychology program, with faculty that are actively engaged in research on many fronts of psychological science. Their curriculum would provide you strong foundation courses with opportunities to delve into more specialized fields like Clinical Psychology, Cognitive Neuroscience, or Social-Personality Psychology, amongst others.

If you're interested in a private school, University of Miami can be a strong contender with its comprehensive undergraduate program in psychology. They also offer courses in specific areas of psychology, for example, Health Psychology, and Industrial/Organizational Psychology. It’s a smaller school than UF, so you might find the community and class sizes to be more to your liking.

Florida State University in Tallahassee also has a well-respected Psychology program. They have several labs on various topics such as behavioral neuroscience, social psychology, and developmental psychology where undergraduates can get involved and gain some hands-on research experience.

Consider the type of experience you want in terms of size, student life, etc, when deliberating your choice. Ensure to visit the school's website and learn about the specific classes offered, faculty members, opportunities for undergraduate research, and departmental resources that can contribute to your academic and career goals. Best of luck with your decision!

a year ago

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