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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
If you are a psychology major who likes math and who has kept up some math skills, consider applying to doctoral programs in quantitative psychology (or quantitative methods more generally, such as are often housed in schools of education). This is a small field that has many job opportunities in academics, research institutes and industry. A description of the specialty and a list of the doctoral programs is at http://www.apa.org/research/tools/quantitative. Programs usually accept students dir...
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