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I've been looking at a Master's Degree in Psychology with an educational track (such as Developmental Psychology or Neuroscience in Education). Yes, I completely agree with you about not compromising the quality of education just because of the GRE requirement I'm just trying to work around my predicament. I recently took the GREs and obtained low scores (mid-500s). And of course, there's also the option of taking the GRE again, but i also realized that there are still reputable schools that are not as stringent with these conditions. As i mentioned earlier, Teachers College seems to be one of them. Perhaps, you could make other recommendations? I'm just really exploring all possible options before going through the arduous task of studying for the GRE again. I figured it wouldn't hurt just to explore this other option first

Hi everyone, I'm interested in applying for Neuroscience in Education, Teachers College. I was wondering if any of you had any knowledge about what type of applicants they look for? What are my chances of getting into this course with a background in developmental psychology. Any feedback would truly be helpful Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone, I've been trying to find schools that do not require the GRE for psychology applications. So far, I only know of Teachers College as one of the universities that meets this condition. It would really help if you could suggest others. I'm just trying to keep my options open Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone, I'm a graduate student from the Philippines, currently taking Developmental Psychology. I've been looking at taking further studies abroad just because the courses here still lack specialization. Neuroscience and education seems promising since it straddles between developmental psychology and teaching. Do any of you know if there are certain work or academic experiences for prospective students of this degree? Any feedback on this matter would truly be helpful! Thanks!