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Rank, School, Department, Score ; 1.0, Stanford University, Psychology, 72 ; 3.5, University of Michigan--Ann Arbor, Psychology, 70 ; 3.5, Yale University, Psychology, 70 ; 3.5, University of California--Los Angeles, Psychology, 70 ; 3.5, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Psychology, 70 ; 6.0, Harvard University, Psychology, 69 ; 7.0, University of Minnesota--Twin Cities, Psychology, 68 ; 9.5, University of Pennsylvania, Psychology, 67 ; 9.5, University of California--Berkeley, Psychology, 67 ; 9.5, University of California--San Diego, Psychology, 67 ; 9.5, Carnegie Mellon University, Psychology, 67 ; 12.5, University of Washington, Psychology, 66 ; 12.5, Princeton University, Psychology, 66 ; 14.5, Cornell University, Psychology, 65 ; 14.5, University of Wisconsin--Madison, Psychology, 65 ; 16.5, Columbia University, Psychology, 64 ; 16.5, University of Texas at Austin, Psychology, 64 ; 21.5, University of Chicago, Psychology, 63 ; 21.5, Indiana University at Bloomington, Psychology, 63 ; 21.5, University of Virginia, Psychology, 63 ; 21.5, Ohio State University--Columbus, Psychology, 63 ; 21.5, University of Oregon, Psychology, 63 ; 21.5, University of Colorado at Boulder, Psychology, 63 ; 21.5, Northwestern University, Psychology, 63 ; 21.5, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Psychology, 63 ; 26.0, University of California--Irvine, Psychology, 62 ; 29.5, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Psychology, 61 ; 29.5, Rutgers State University--New Brunswick, Psychology, 61 ; 29.5, University of Southern California, Psychology, 61 ; 29.5, Purdue University, Psychology, 61 ; 29.5, University of Rochester, Psychology, 61 ; 29.5, Pennsylvania State University, Psychology, 61 ; 35.0, Duke University, Psy./Neuroscience, 60 ; 35.0, Johns Hopkins University, Psychology, 60 ; 35.0, New York University, Psychology, 60 ; 35.0, University of Iowa, Psychology, 60 ; 35.0, Brown University, Psychology, 60 ; 39.5, University of Florida, Psychology, 59 ; 39.5, Stony Brook University, Psychology, 59 ; 39.5, Vanderbilt University, Psychology, 59 ; 39.5, Uniformed Services U. of the Health Sciences, Medical Psychology, 59 ; 44.0, City University of New York Graduate Center, Psychology, 58 ; 44.0, University of Arizona, Psychology, 58 ; 44.0, Emory University, Psychology, 58 ; 44.0, Peabody College/Vanderbilt University, Psychology, 58 ; 44.0, Michigan State University, Psychology, 58 ; 48.0, University of California--Davis, Psychology, 57 ; 48.0, University of Pittsburgh, Psychology, 57 ; 48.0, Arizona State University, Psychology, 57 ; 51.5, Clark University, Psychology, 56 ; 51.5, University of California--Santa Barbara, Psychology, 56 ; 51.5, University of Connecticut, Psychology, 56 ; 51.5, University of Maryland at College Park, Psychology, 56 ; 57.5, University of Utah, Psychology, 55 ; 57.5, University of South Florida, Psychology, 55 ; 57.5, University of Kansas, Psychology, 55 ; 57.5, University of Miami, Psychology, 55 ; 57.5, University of Delaware, Psychology, 55 ; 57.5, University of California--Santa Cruz, Psychology, 55 ; 57.5, University at Albany, SUNY, Psychology, 55 ; 57.5, University at Buffalo, SUNY, Psychology, 55 ; 65.0, University of Denver, Psychology, 54 ; 65.0, Temple University, Psychology, 54 ; 65.0, Washington University in Saint Louis, Psychology, 54 ; 65.0, University of Georgia, Psychology, 54 ; 65.0, Rice University, Psychology, 54 ; 65.0, University of Missouri--Columbia, Psychology, 54 ; 65.0, University of Illinois at Chicago, Psychology, 54 ; 69.5, University of Houston, Psychology, 53 ; 69.5, University of California--Riverside, Psychology, 53 ; 74.5, Texas A&M University, Psychology, 52 ; 74.5, Brandeis University, Psychology, 52 ; 74.5, Northeastern University, Psychology, 52 ; 74.5, Binghamton University, Psychology, 52 ; 74.5, University of Alabama--Birmingham, Psychology, 52 ; 74.5, Syracuse University, Psychology, 52 ; 74.5, Georgia Institute of Technology, Psychology, 52 ; 74.5, University of Hawaii at Manoa, Psychology, 52 ; 82.5, Iowa State University, Psychology, 51 ; 82.5, Wayne State University, Psychology, 51 ; 82.5, Dartmouth College, Psychology, 51 ; 82.5, Colorado State University, Psychology, 51 ; 82.5, Florida State University, Psychology, 51 ; 82.5, University of Vermont, Psychology, 51 ; 82.5, Case Western Reserve University, Psychology, 51 ; 82.5, Bowling Green State University, Psychology, 51 ; 90.0, University of Notre Dame, Psychology, 50 ; 90.0, West Virginia University, Psychology, 50 ; 90.0, University of Kentucky, Psychology, 50 ; 90.0, U. of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Psychology, 50 ; 90.0, University of South Carolina, Psychology, 50 ; 90.0, Virginia Polytechnical Institute & State U., Psychology, 50 ; 90.0, University of North Carolina--Greensboro, Psychology, 50 ; 97.0, University of Tennessee--Knoxville, Psychology, 49 ; 97.0, Boston University, Psychology, 49 ; 97.0, University of Nebraska--Lincoln, Psychology, 49 ; 97.0, Virginia Commonwealth University, Psychology, 49 ; 97.0, Kent State University, Psychology, 49 ; 97.0, Southern Illinois University, Psychology, 49
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