Which Universities offer the "Fast-Track" program (masters & docotrate programs simultaneously) in psychology?
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The American Psychological Association publishes a manual each year that lists all APA accredited schools in the country. It also gives their specialties, etc. To practice at the doctoral level you want an APA accredited school. I think that most of the states require that as a prerequisite for licensure. You can do an internet search for the American Psychological Association and find out all kinds of information.
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I don't know what part of Missouri you live in, but if you're in the western part, William Jewell College might be a good one to look at, and if you're in the eastern half, try Lindenwood University.\n\nMissouri State University (you probably know it by it's former name...SMS) also has a decent Psychology program.\n\nThe University of Missouri at Columbia, along with it's University Health System, has a GREAT psychology program, but I'm pretty sure you're already aware of that.\n\nGood luck!
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I believe that the University of Phoenix has a MBA program (a very good one, I believe).  They are all over the USA, and are for working individuals...
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No reason you can't get the masters in psych.\n\nI'd suggest checking walden university and the university of phoenix - both offer reasonably priced programs at the masters level - and even into the phd ish level.\n\n-dh
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dont think there is such thing//major as forensic psychology but try just googling it or try http://www.coin3.com/ that site lets u lok for colleges based on years, major, and location. but i think u ned to get like a user code, which i got from my teacher becus we ned it for our isearch. good luck.
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The Psychology Program at the University of Nevada Las Vegas, is the only one I know of.  I wouldn't recommend it, unless most of the old-fogey faculty from the 80s has died off or retired.  It is a public university, but you might want to check it out anyway.  For all I know, there might be a whole new batch of really enlightened faculty by now.
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Seattle Pacific University!  It has an excellent academic reputation and has had national championships multiple times.
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EASY ANSWER: EMERSON COLLEGE IN BOSTON, MA.\n\nIT'S FREAKIN' AMAZING IF YOU'RE INTO WRITING/JOURNALISM.
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I studied Psychology at Sunderland University, which is in the business school. It's a really nice place to study, really modern. St Peters campus is right by the river and the beach is just down the road at Roker. It's really developed since being awarded City status. I left 3 years ago and there's probably a lot more development since then. I don't know about those specific courses but I would definitely recommend the university and the city.
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The University of North Carolina at Greensboro\n\n...followed closely by...\n\nAppalachian State University
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I also thinking in doing PhD Tourism.  You can get PhD Tourism in the Hong Kong Polytenic, couple of Australian universities, UK, and in the USA.  I think their also a program in Thailand.  Let me known if want spefic university names.
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I honestly don't know who offers distance education in psychology. However, I would say, as a Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.), that a master's degree in psychology would lose quite a bit of depth and quality. There are many reasons a traditional education is better suited for those who intend on practicing psychology (e.g., having a personal mentor; learning with others and inspiring others; the emotional support of fellow students; being able to debrief one another after a particularly stressful session; and assessing the clinical skills you have learned, etc.) However, if you do choose to do an online school, it is imperative that you make sure it is accredited by a nationally recognized accrediting agency. If you plan on going further in your education, you will want to makes sure it is not a terminal master's degree. You will also want to makes sure it is accredited by the American Psychological Association. You will also want to make sure it meets the requirements of the state you are practicing in for state licensure. Those are just a few helpful hints and thoughts.
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university of wales Bangor. they do great psychology courses i know because i too am looking to do psychology ans so far Bangor looks to be the best
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1. MIT\n2. Carnegie Mellon University\n3. University of Texas - Austin\n4. University of Arizona\n5. Univeristy of Minnesota - Twin Cities
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try this site:\nhttp://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/college/majors/brief/major_42_brief.php\n\nit doesn't necessarily have colleges that are "best" for majoring in psychology but they have a long list of schools that offer psychology as a major, and if you click on each individual school, US News will rank the school as either "selective," "more selective," or "most selective" which translates to: the school is either easy to get into, medium, or extremely hard\n\nif you want detailed information about specific schools that's free, then you might want to check out www.collegeboard.com, or www.princetonreview.com (i strongly suggest this one)
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Melbourne University\nBond University