School Psychology Graduate Programs in America

Harvard Graduate School of Education

• Harvard University
• Graduate School
• Cambridge, MA
• 3 reviews

Master's Student: Throughout my year at HGSE, one thing I heard over and over again was that you come to the Ed school for the people. This is overwhelmingly true. Professors are extremely passionate about their discipline and have incredible experiences to share with you. They make themselves readily available before and after class as well as during office hours. You can discuss lecture material and assignments, but I took the opportunity to learn more about their professional journeys, i.e. how they ended up being professors at Harvard. Peers are similarly passionate and each comes from diverse backgrounds, as teachers, executives at NGOs, and researchers. I feel privileged to have studied alongside them.
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School of Arts and Sciences - Tufts University

• Tufts University
• Graduate School
• Medford, MA

Curry School of Education and Human Development

• University of Virginia
• Graduate School
• Charlottesville, VA

School of Education - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

• University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• Graduate School
• Chapel Hill, NC

Bouvé College of Health Sciences

• Northeastern University
• Graduate School
• Boston, MA

UT College of Liberal Arts - The University of Texas at Austin

• University of Texas - Austin
• Graduate School
• Austin, TX

Lehigh University Graduate College of Education

• Lehigh University
• Graduate School
• Bethlehem, PA

William & Mary School of Education

• College of William & Mary
• Graduate School
• Williamsburg, VA
• 2 reviews

Graduate Student: I love going to William & Mary for grad school. The School of Education is beautiful, as is the rest of campus and the surrounding area. The school is well connected to resources in the community and respected by professionals. The only big issue I have is that they keep certain professors around simply because their work is well known, even though they are truly awful professors. I only had this experience with one professor in my time there, but it was a doozy, and an almost comically awful class.
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University of Florida College of Education

• University of Florida
• Graduate School
• Gainesville, FL
• 1 review

Graduate Student: The university of Florida college of education is an amazing place to study. I am currently working toward my masters degree in special education and I have a very kind, attentive, and supportive mentor helping me through my program. I am attending part time while working full time and the flexibility they offer is exactly what I needed.
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UW-Madison School of Education

• University of Wisconsin
• Graduate School
• Madison, WI

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences - University of Illinois

• University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
• Graduate School
• Urbana, IL

Franklin College of Arts and Sciences

• University of Georgia
• Graduate School
• Athens, GA

Bucknell University

• Graduate School
• Lewisburg, PA

David O. McKay School of Education

• Brigham Young University
• Graduate School
• Provo, UT

College of Education and Human Development - University of Minnesota

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

University of Washington College of Arts & Sciences

• University of Washington
• Graduate School
• Seattle, WA

UW College of Education

• University of Washington
• Graduate School
• Seattle, WA

Penn State College of Education

• Penn State
• Graduate School
• University Park, PA

College of Education and Human Development - Texas A&M University

• Texas A&M University
• Graduate School
• College Station, TX

College of Liberal Arts - Texas A&M University

• Texas A&M University
• Graduate School
• College Station, TX

University of Pittsburgh School of Education

• University of Pittsburgh
• Graduate School
• Pittsburgh, PA
• 1 review

Works Here: I attended Pitt Education from 2012 to 2013 and I enjoyed my experience. The classes were taught by experts in the field, my classmates were a mix of students with work experience and some who were fresh out of undergrad. The best part was that I was able to continue to work full time while pursuing my masters degree, which ultimately provided me with career growth by the time I was finished the program.
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College of Behavioral and Social Sciences - University of Maryland

• University of Maryland - College Park
• Graduate School
• College Park, MD

College of Education - Michigan State University

• Michigan State University
• Graduate School
• East Lansing, MI

Florida State University College of Education

• Florida State University
• Graduate School
• Tallahassee, FL

Trinity University - Texas

• Graduate School
• San Antonio, TX