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Wow, awesome. Thank you so much! In your opinion, how intensive are the math courses for this kind of degree? I initially began my degree in Engineering so I have a background in Calculus type classes in addition Behavioral Stats and Engineering Stats, but I'm not sure I'd be cut out for the more intensive classes like Diff Eq or classes of that nature...

Posted this without really researching other Quantitative Psychology programs, my bad! Would you happen to have a list of Quant Psych Master degree programs in the US?

Ah, sorry. Should've been clearer. So MA/ MS programs are both on my radar. And you're right- reputation can vary depending on the area of focus in the program. I guess my question was what are some of those well funded General/ Experimental Psychology terminal MA/MS degrees in the Midwest and West Coast?

Anyone applied and admitted to Fordham's Applied Psych Methods MS program? I believe it started last year, and it looks very interesting. I think you can focus your studies on either program evaluation or statistics/ mathematical application. Seems very unique, and is quickly becoming one of my top choices as it could lead to better job prospects after graduation as opposed to just a general psychology MA. Stats: 3.2 GPA, 161V, 158Q 1.5 years working in research lab, acting Research coordinator for 5 months Prospects of 1 abstract under my belt by the time of applications

Hey Guys, Senior undergraduate psychology student applying to General MA programs as a stepping stone to an eventual Clinical Psych PhD or Biopsych PhD (want to do well in graduate coursework, all other parts of application strong). I have a decent list of schools in the Northeast, but can anyone give a somewhat in depth list of General MA programs in the Midwest and West coast, and the general reputation of the school in that region? For example, I have heard of DePaul University's MA program, but I cannot properly gauge its standing/ rank amongst other programs in the Chicago and Midwest area. Any insight is greatly appreciated!