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1. psychology.ucsd.edu › graduate-program › indexGraduate Program - Psychology

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   The Department of Psychology was formed in 1965 and first admitted graduate students in 1966. For the 2021/2022 academic year, there are 79 graduate students in the Department's doctoral program. As of June 30, 2021, 426 doctoral degrees have been awarded. The Department remains committed to the belief that the best training for a career in ...

2. www.scrippscollege.edu › departments › psychologyApplying for Graduate Study in Developmental Psychology

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   Founded in 1926 in Claremont, California, Scripps College offers a rigorous interdisciplinary curriculum, a robust intellectual community, a commitment to diversity and inclusion, and a rich residential experience designed to shape the next generation of women leaders. Explore all that Scripps has to offer today!

3. www.scrippscollege.edu › departments › PsychologyPsychology | Scripps College in Claremont California

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   Psychology. Phone: 79505. stacey.wood@scrippscollege.edu. Hide. About Scripps Visit Campus Request Info. Founded in 1926 in Claremont, California, Scripps College offers a rigorous interdisciplinary curriculum, a robust intellectual community, a commitment to diversity and inclusion, and a rich residential experience designed to shape the next ...

4. www.scrippscollege.edu › departments › psychologyAdvice on Graduate School | Scripps College in Claremont ...

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   • Take A Broad Range of Courses and Do Well in them.
   • Get Research experience.
   • Find Opportunities to Present Or Publish Your work.
   • Keep Track of time.
   • Focus, Focus, Focus.
   • Apply to A Person Not to A Program.
   • Apply to A Range of Schools.
   • Graduate Record Examination.
   • Plan Ahead For Letters of reference.
   • When You Go For Interviews.

   Be sure you have taken a wide range of psychology courses (and courses in related disciplines where appropriate). Don’t concentrate too heavily in one area, e.g., social or developmental, just because you are sure that’s what you want to do. Give serious consideration to taking Physiological Psychology (which usually requires Brain and Behavior or ...

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   There are a lot of reasons to do this, even if you don’t think your career goals will ever involve research. First, it lets you work closely with a faculty member who can mentor you and who will get to know you well enough that she or he can write a very knowledgeable and compelling letter of reference. Second, it will give you experience with how ...

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   It’s a little scary, but it’s very rewarding and unusually fun. It looks great on your résumé. It gives you a chance to introduce yourself and your work to faculty members at other institutions with whom you might want to work as a graduate student. You can submit work done in collaboration with a faculty member or work you have done on your own ...

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   Many graduate school applications are due as early as December; few are due later than mid-February. That means you should begin researching graduate programs to which you might apply at the end of your junior year (or over the summer) but no later than the very beginning of your senior year. Request applications early in the fall. Be aware that so...

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   You need to think very carefully about the area in which you want to study. The most successful applications are those in which the person has researched the graduate program fully and in which she describes interests that converge well with the faculty and emphasis of that particular program. This often means that you need to sound a lot more cert...

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   Your graduate training will be most valuable and rewarding and you will be most likely to find a good position when you finish if you have worked closely with a mentor. Other things being equal, the bigger the reputation of your mentor, the better off you will be. (Of course, mentors being equal, the bigger the reputation of the school, the better ...

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   The advice here is just the same as for applying to colleges in your senior year of high school. Apply to a couple that you’d really love to go to but are long shots (schools like Harvard, Stanford, Michigan). Apply to some that seem the most appropriate choices. Finally, have one or more backups, places to consider if none of the rest come through...

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   It’s sad but true that whether your application gets looked on favorably (or even looked at in the first place) depends on your score on the GRE. A score of 1200 (combined verbal + quantitative) is sort of a magic number. Above 1200 you can be pretty sure your application will be reviewed seriously. (You won’t necessarily be admitted, but you won’t...

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   The GRE is mostly a hurdle you have to jump to get into the race. One thing that heavily influences how you place at the end of the race is your letters of reference from faculty members. The best references are faculty who know you really well, who can write about specific skills and achievements. At least one should be a faculty member with whom ...

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   For programs other than clinical, if you are invited for an interview, that probably means they really want you. (In clinical, your chances at that point may be no better than one in ten.) Sure you want to impress them, but also use the opportunity to decide if this is the place for you. Try to talk to current graduate students one-on-one. Ask them...

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5. education.scripps.edu › graduate › admissionsHow to Apply | Scripps Research

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   How to Apply. Apply Online. Online applications for the doctoral program may be submitted via the "Apply Online" button. In the process of completing an online application, all applicants are asked to submit a Statement of Purpose. This narrative is important, as applications are considered overwhelmingly based on a student’s scientific ...

6. catalog.scrippscollege.edu › preview_entityPsychology - Scripps College - Modern Campus Catalog™

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   Oct 28, 2024 · SLO1: Students will describe critical importance of scientific approaches to human mental processes and behavior. SLO2: Students will describe core psychological theories and the evidence supporting them. SLO3: Students will demonstrate ability to design, perform, and evaluate research projects.

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   How do I apply for a doctoral program at Scripps Research?

   • Of particular interest to Scripps Research's doctoral program are letters from research advisors or research supervisors with direct knowledge of your previous laboratory research experience. Each recommender's contact information must be submitted online with your application.

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   How many graduate students are in psychology?

   • The Department of Psychology was formed in 1965 and first admitted graduate students in 1966. For the 2021/2022 academic year, there are 79 graduate students in the Department's doctoral program. As of June 30, 2021, 426 doctoral degrees have been awarded.

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   Does Scripps Research require a GRE score?

   • Each recommender's contact information must be submitted online with your application. GRE: As of 2020, Scripps Research has decided to make the submission of GRE scores for both the general and subject-specific exams optional. The admissions committee will make no assumptions if a GRE score is omitted from an application.

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   Does Scripps Research accept Duolingo?

   • Scripps Research does not accept Duolingo as an alternative. For applicants in regions where the TOEFL iBT is not available, Scripps Research will continue to accept scores for the paper-based test. The TOEFL or IELTS score must be dated within three years of your program's application deadline. The institution code for the TOEFL is 4651.

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8. scripps.ucsd.edu › education › master-advanced-studiesMaster of Advanced Studies - Scripps Institution of Oceanography

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   Students study specimens during a beach field trip near Scripps Institution of Oceanography. The Master of Advanced Studies (MAS) degree programs equip students with the research-informed training needed to serve in influential science, policy, communication and leadership positions. The accelerated, one-year MAS degree differs from a ...