Masters programs for students without psych background?

[stressedout]

I come to you from philosophy, but am very interested in psych.  I wondered if ya'll could point me to a website or post here regarding the best masters programs for students without a formal psych background (if there are such things)?  I am intrigued by Wake Forest's general psych masters, and they seem to accept some students outside of a traditional psych background.

What about masters programs that have reduced psych prerequisites?

Also, is there a site that ranks psych masters programs?  The end goal is to move to a PhD program.

Edited February 26, 2016 by stressedout
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[didion10]

I attended NYU's as a former anthro major. Worked for me...I think they only require two classes.

 

Anyway, PM me if you have any questions. no funding though....

[namarie]

I think I saw that the Teacher's College at Columbia University has a master's in clinical psych that doesn't require a psych background. If you're interested, look at the FAQs for the program. I think I saw the information there. 

Edited February 26, 2016 by namarie
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