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Masters in Psychology Programs in the Minneapolis-St. Paul Area

Explore masters in psychology programs and graduate schools offering MS psychology degrees. Find the best psychology programs for you with government statistics and graduate student reviews. 

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  1. College of Liberal Arts - University of Minnesota

    • University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
    • Graduate School
    • Minneapolis, MN

    • Walden University

      • Graduate School
      • Minneapolis, MN
      • 186 reviews

      Graduate Student: I love the Walden experience! The online platform is perfect for me being a full time employee, wife, and mother. I can complete assignments at my own leisure within a given time frame outline in each syllabus. My instructors are very knowledgeable when asked about specific course content and available during and outside of their office hours. The institution supports each and every student by providing resources in writing, thesis/dissertation/change project development, residency preparation, and all student support services.
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      • Capella University

        • Graduate School
        • Minneapolis, MN
        • 217 reviews

        Graduate Student: I love Capella because it allows me to attend online. I am able to live my life as well as earn a degree! The courses are wonderful and easy to follow. The resources that are offered are so helpful and allow a student to be successful in any program that they offer! The school is nationally accredited which provides me with ease knowing that this school is approved to teach a variety of programs. All the employees, ranging from advisors to professors, are helpful and genuine in their need to assist others in their educational goals.
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        • Metropolitan State University - Minnesota

          • Graduate School
          • Saint Paul, MN
          • 3 reviews

          Graduate Student: There are many things that I have enjoyed about my experience at Metro State University (finishing my undergraduate degree for 3 semesters and the first 3 semesters of my graduate degree thus far). The professors at the school are absolutely phenomenal. They are always willing to work with students and are very knowledgeable about the subject matter. I enjoy the personal attention and more interactive learning that’s created by having smaller class sizes. The school offers many of its classes on a schedule that caters to nontraditional students.

          One thing I would change is student involvement. Being that there is no on-campus housing, it’s easy for students to just go to class and leave without interacting too much with others on campus. I’m not sure of the best solution to this or if this is an issue with all non-traditional universities.
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          • Adler Graduate School

            • Graduate School
            • Minnetonka, MN
            • 3 reviews

            Graduate Student: Adler is a wonderful place for someone who considers their self more on the holistic side of things. Overall, most of my professors have been excellent, down to earth, and knowledgeable. I've felt like I wouldn't have fit in at other local schools offering the same program.

            In the duration of my program, the school has undergone so very many changes and often these have been very poorly communicated. It's frustrating when you pay a lot of money for an education and important changes aren't made clear, or sometimes don't seem to take into account the students' experience.

            While I had a good experience overall, I'm not certain if I'd recommend Adler to just anyone.
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