Wake Forest University
Map 1834 Wake Forest Road, Winston Salem, NC 27106»(336) 758-5000 »http://www.wfu.edu
Wake Forest University offers an MA in Psychology, which is a great degree if you wish to work as a psychologist in the community, or if you wish to continue on to a Ph.D. in the same field. The MA focuses strongly on research, teaching you how to collect and analyze data and draw appropriate conclusions from this. As such, taking part directly in research is one of the main elements of the degree, together with seminars in small classes, where you will receive full support from teaching staff. Indeed, the faculty ratio is 2:1, which demonstrates just how much individual attention you will receive.Featured Programs:
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Costs
- Tuition for full time students (In State): Approximately $ 33,174.00/year
- Graduate Out of State Tuition: Approximately $ 33,174.00/year
- Average Books/Supplies Cost: $ 1,100.00
- Off Campus Room Board Average Cost: $ 11,660.00
* Based on 2012 data
Psychology Degrees Offered:
- Masters in General Psychology
- Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology PhD in Community Psychology
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- Campus Setting: City - Midsize
- Student-to-Faculty Ratio: 11 to 1
- Total Enrollment: 2617
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Wake Forest University has programs in the following specializations: Clinical Psychology, General PsychologyLocation
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