I am interested in applying to Northwestern University's (Feinberg School of Medicine) Clinical Psychology MA program this year. However, I haven't found much online regarding students' experiences and views.
Would love to hear from students who have gone through the program or those who are currently enrolled. Does the program provide opportunities for students to become involved in research? What are the class sizes and course-work like? Any additional information about the program would also be appreciated!
Thank you!
Hey you all,
I am a 30 years old man who will be graduating this spring with his associate of science in biology. I recently applied to the Bachelor's Degree program at Northwestern University School of Professional Studies.
I was wondering what should I expect? How is the SPS? is there any scholarship for working students? how can I get the most financial aid ? is it possible to apply to PA program after I receive a BS from the SPS?
On SI.com, I recently wrote about [the legal implications of the NLRB's Northwestern ruling on college sports] (http://www.si.com/college-football/2015/08/17/northwestern-football-players-union-nlrb-ruling-analysis).
Here's a link to my other [SI.com stories] (http://www.si.com/author/michael-mccann) and hope you check out what we offer at [UNH Law] (http://law.unh.edu) and [our sports and entertainment law institute] (http://law.unh.edu/sports-entertainment).
Indian Male
Intended major: Biology
Second major: Psychology
Ap scores: Calc BC:4 Psych:5 Environmental science:4 Comp government:3 World History:5 Biology:4
Sat subject scores: Bio: 740 Math:800
GPA, Unweighted: 3.85 Weighted: 4.1
Act: 35
ECs:
I play a lot of chess! 2 hours a day. Regularly going to tournaments. State champ. Been playing for 8 years. 1 first place team for state for past 4 years. Top 10 In nationals for school chess team.
Been learning vocal Indian music from past 7 years. Sang in multiple recitals, received awards for recitals, guidance for younger singers.
Play Tennis, table tennis and Badminton throughout high school
Work: Working at math and reading center from 9–12 grade 4 hours a week, promoted from initial grade corrector to almost assistant manager.
Volunteering:
Volunteer at nursing home every Sunday,
Teach chess at library to younger kids every two weeks per month
Volunteer at hospital every Monday for 3 hours
Shadowed doctor in India for one summer
Since beginning of June, conducting research at u of m for 3-4 days a week from 10-3 on nanoparticles.
Last thing,
I really like St. Louis Because there is the chess hall of fame which as the hub of chess in America where I can go play every week if I go to a college in St. Louis.
Thank you for taking the time to chance my chance to get into college
I would like to get some opinion between these two colleges. I got in Columbia University for MS in Mech Eng with focus in Robotics and Northwestern University for MS in Robotics. Which program would be better suited for Robotic manipulation and arm robots? And which school is better to pursue a career in the industry? Which one would have better research?
Or is there another reason? I'm looking for my 81yr father. He wants to stay within the system (and not go to CVS/Walgreens). Thanks!!!
Hey you all,
I am a 30 years old man who will be graduating this spring with his associate of science in biology. I recently applied to the Bachelor's Degree program at Northwestern University School of Professional Studies.
I was wondering what should I expect? How is the SPS? is there any scholarship for working students? how can I get the most financial aid ? is it possible to apply to PA program after I receive a BS from the SPS?
