University of Missouri Reviews of Bachelor's in Psychology

"The University of Missouri provided great resources for its students. Being a Research I Institution provided for great research and library services. There are also hundreds of organizations to get involved with to further master your major. These organizations prepare you for internships and full-time jobs."

"I may say that Mizzou was not my first choice for attending undergraduate, however it was the best choice. I was challenged and most of the faculty I was involved with, truly cared about my education. Mizzou is a positive environment for learning and allows people to grow as individuals. If I had to re-do my undergraduate career, I would still choose the University of Missouri."

"The University of Missouri is a great school and they have a wide variety of degree programs that you can pursue. This Spring I graduated with a double major and double minor. There is a lot you can do on Mizzou's campus and everyone is very involved with the school. Now I am moving onto the University of Missouri-St. Louis to pursue my masters in Criminology and Criminal Justice and I couldn't be more excited. UMSL will be a different school environment, but I am excited to meet new people and further my education in the pursuit of my dreams. This scholarship would be a huge help to pay for the tuition costs of graduate school."

"There were resources at the University of Missouri. My advice for future students is to use all of your resources. When there is an opportunity to network go for it. Try to be involved with as many organizations as you can handle. The University of Missouri had an organization for every major which was really helpful."

"Best four years of my life! I learned so much, and am able to do so much with my psychology degree. I am now pursuing my graduate degree in social work at Arizona State University. A lot has changed in the four years I have been out, but definitely for the better! The school keeps growing in knowledge, opportunities, and diversity."