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Any books recommended?

Thanks for your answer. Well, I just learned that in the NSSR it's actually lik that: you have to "earn" a chance to write a thesis and there's an intensive competition to the PHD's program. I would say that it's really challenging. While in Seton Hall there is a prof who shares the interest with me and they have less students. Deadline is this Friday.....((((((( Feel pressure.

Ты получишь "специалист"? Мне кажется, что они будут считать это как "бокалавр". (((

Congratulations! I am surprised that you are from Moscow! Glad to meet you! I will be happy to discuss with you about psychology. Потому что я изучала ее на русском языке!

Why a research coordinator as a job "get pay instead of getting paid?"

Clinicalpsychphd20, thank you for your reply. Well, actually I don't quite understand you about "try to get the New school to match the Seton Hall offer", I contacted the financial aid, but they would only offer me the condition as it is. And what is an RC? Yes I do try to apply to Phd in psychology after master's degree, and what's the problem?

Hello, everyone! I am enrolling in the 2014 Fall semester and I I've received offers from 1. NSSR the 2 years' MA program in general psychology with 25% tuition waive 2. Seton Hall's MS in Experimental psychology with a 50% tuition waive At the funding level, Seton Hall is more affordable. But I am trying to make a right choice for my career. Someone may know that if you get a master in new school, you need only 3 years to purchase a PHD, which is my final aim. At the same time, according to the website, the outcomes of students graduating from Seton Hall is not bad for purchasing a PHD in other grad schools(no PHD program offered in Seton Hall), although they may have to take more time to finish it. Another point is that, I do share a lot of research interest with faculty in NSSR (social, developmental and cultural areas) and one of them has agreed to put me in her lab even in the first year of MA. While from Seton Hall only one faculty shared interest with me and she doesn't do research in that area now. However, it seems that standing in shadows of NYU and Columbia, the New School's reputation is more critical and it's not a "mainstream" university. While Seton Hall somehow seems to be more traditional and serious. I am an international student and have never been in the US befire, so it is vague for me to judge. Is there anyone familiar with these programs? Any suggestions for me?

Hello, everyone! I am applying for the master's program in psychology and I've received offers from 1. NSSR the 2 years' program in general psychology with 25% tuition waive 2. Seton Hall's MS in Experimental psychology with a 50 tuition waive Someone may know that if you get a master in new school, you need only 3 years to gain a PHD, which is my final aim. However according to the website, the outcomes of students graduating from Seton Hall also not bad for purchasing a PHD. Another problem is that, I do share a lot of research interest with faculty in NSSR (social, developmental and cultural areas) and one of them has agreed to put me in her lab even in the first year of MA. While from Seton Hall only one faculty shared interest with me and she doesn't do research in such area now. Although, there's no continuing PHD program in Seton Hall. However, it seems that the New School's reputation is more critical with various of ideas from different people and it's not a mainstream university. While Seton Hall somehow seems more traditional and formal. It's difficult for me to make a dicision. Is there anyone from these universities? Any suggestions for me?