Doctor of Liberal Arts and Humanities Programs in New York

• Troy, NY•

• Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute•

• Graduate School

• Syracuse, NY•

• Syracuse University•

• Graduate School

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  Rating 5 out of 5  2 reviews

Master's Student: The speech-language pathology program at Syracuse university is ranked very high among graduate programs in New York State. It is clear that the professors are very knowledgeable and provide students with the quality education needed to become excellent clinicians. The clinical faculty does an amazing job at supporting their students and allowing them to develop clinical skills for all types of speech and language disorders. This program does so much more than just providing students with education on the field of speech-language pathology. Students are constantly challenged to use complex skills like analytical thinking, collaborating with peers, and so much more. This program can be very demanding at times and requires students to put in a lot of work in the clinical and classroom settings. The main campus at Syracuse is very nice, however, the building for the speech program is nothing special. Almost all masters classes are in the same, small classroom with no windows.... Read 2 reviews

• Albany, NY•

• University at Albany, SUNY•

• Graduate School

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  Rating 5 out of 5  2 reviews

Doctoral Student: At University at Albany, I've received excellent support from my mentors and the freedom to explore my own interests within the scope of my lab's overall goals. In areas where I'm weakest, I've been pushed to reach new limits. My advisors recognize my strengths and interests and guide me to use them as the "ore" to "smith fine weapon." There's not much I can say about the graduate community (COVID-19). I am delighted to be a grad student at UAlbany.... Read 2 reviews

• New York, NY•

• Graduate School

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  Rating 4.47 out of 5  95 reviews

Master's Student: Freshly initiated into Teachers College, my experiences, albeit in nascent stages, have been deeply enriching. I've chosen the Spirituality and Mind-Body track, aligning with my aspirations of melding research and hands-on practice in psychedelic therapy and meditation. My ultimate aim is to facilitate individuals in transcending traumas and cultivating lives brimming with positive emotions, purpose, and enriching relationships. The faculty, even in my brief interactions, have showcased their wisdom and nurturing teaching methods. Being a part of a research lab has heightened my anticipation for the academic adventures ahead. The orientation week, vibrant and invigorating, was a testament to the College's commitment to fostering a dynamic community. Looking forward, I'm enthusiastic about the profound growth and learning Teachers College promises.... Read 95 reviews