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good schools for psychology

I am interested in staying in state for school so wondering what schools are good for a psychology field #school #career

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Thank you comment icon https://www.usnews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-humanities-schools/psychology-rankings Here is a great link for the top psychology schools. Yolanda Owens
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Jasmin’s Answer

Information below gathered from the college board website:https://collegesearch.collegeboard.org/filters?filters=m%3AClinical%20Psychology%7C%7Cs%3AMA

Applied psychology
1. Boston University : 88 percent graduation rate
2. Wheaton College: 75 percent graduation rate
3. University of Massachusetts Lowell : 66 percent graduation rate
4.Curry College: 52 percent graduation rate

Clinical psychology
1. Tufts University : 94 percent rate
2.Boston University : 88 percent graduation rate
3. Clark University: 79 percent graduation rate
4.Wheaton College: 75 percent graduation rate
5.University of Massachusetts Dartmouth: 59 percent graduation rate
6. Suffolk University: 58 percent graduation rate
7.Curry College: 52 percent graduation rate
8. University of Massachusetts Boston:49 percent graduation rate
9. American International College: 44 percent graduation rate

These are possible schools to look at the order is just in graduation rates.

There are various subcategories of fields within the subject of psychology itself. This may be something you want to look into.
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Carolyn’s Answer

Hi there! The information that Jasmin provided is super helpful! I would also suggest thinking about whether or not you want to be involved in research during your undergraduate career. If so, I would suggest finding schools that have psychology labs doing research that you are interested in! Also, looking at program requirements for the major at each college is important. Do they require an internship? Practicum? If the schools you want to go to have a large alumni network, it would be worth seeing if you could connect with someone who has a career that lines up with your interests!

best of luck!
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