What is a good college for someone wanting a BA in Education or Psychology?
I will be receiving my Associates degree in Psychology soon and would like to attend a university with excellent Education and Pschology departments. Colleges within the US would be preferable. Thank you very much.
bubbagirl said,
Wrote on March 13, 2010 @ 11:49 pm
Stanford has been the leading psychology department among American universities for decades, and it has the added distinction of being the first department within a university to be recognized by the Smithsonian Institution’s “The Great Schools” program. Using state of the art tools, our faculty enhance our teaching mission with interdisciplinary collaboration and a wide range of research interests, including: vision and perception; memory; language and cognition; emotion; and culture and society.
Here are rankings for Psychology programs:
Stanford University Department of Psychology
University of Michigan–Ann Arbor Department of Psychology
Yale University Department of Psychology
University of California–Los Angeles Department of Psychology
University of Illinois at Champaign Urbana Department of Psychology
Harvard University Department of Psychology
University of Minnesota–Twin Cities Department of Psychology
University of Pennsylvania Department of Psychology
University of California–Berkeley Department of Psychology
University of California–San Diego Department of Psychology
Carnegie Mellon University Department of Psychology
University of Washington Department of Psychology
Princeton University Department of Psychology
Cornell University Department of Psychology
University of Wisconsin–Madison Department of Psychology
Columbia University Department of Psychology
University of Texas at Austin Department of Psychology
University of Chicago Department of Psychology
Indiana University at Bloomington Department of Psychology
University of Virginia Department of Psychology
Ohio State University–Columbus Department of Psychology
University of Oregon Department of Psychology
University of Colorado at Boulder Department of Psychology
Northwestern University Department of Psychology
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Department of Psychology
University of California–Irvine Department of Psychology
University of Massachusetts at Amherst Department of Psychology
Rutgers State University–New Brunswick Department of Psychology
University of Southern California Department of Psychology
Purdue University
For Education-depends on whetehr you want a special ed, sec ed, or elem ed degree. There are a lot o choices here. I recommend you look at the educatio programs for each of the schools listed above. Good luck.
Marie B said,
Wrote on March 13, 2010 @ 11:56 pm
There are many good colleges who are offering Psychology Degrees.
Here is a site which will give you all the valid details:
http://www.psychologydegree.ws/
They offer both On campus and off Campus degrees or Online degree for which you will not have to attend the college but you can gain your degree by just siting home.