California Baptist University Reviews of Master's in Forensic Psychology

"This graduate program is great because it is the only one of its kind in my area. The classes are interesting and fun, while still being hard and satisfying. The only con that comes to mind is that all of the grad school classes are held in the evening, and I would prefer to take them during the day."

"A small cohort allows for greater attention from professors and and overall better learning experience in the classroom. All professors have extensive backgrounds in their field which adds to the value of your network. Faculty are also very receptive to student needs; something that is lacking in many graduate programs. A con would definitely be the lack of graduate housing which would be especially helpful as many students are commuting from distances over an hour away."

"My graduate program offers challenging coursework that also integrates the Christian religion. This is essential because my role as a Christina is very important to me. While the quality of education is suburb the cost of tuition is very high. I almost didn't apply because of the tuition price. Additionally the cost of living is a little much. Overall i love this university and would recommend it to friends and family. I would just encourage them to apply for as many scholarships as possible."

"The pros of my graduate program include: the faculty (be it professors or staff) are easily approachable; they help you in every way they can, yet they force you to challenge yourself and become a better student and person. The program forces me to apply what I know to everyday obstacles and prepares me for my career. The cons are that it is all very time consuming and you have absolutely no social life; but that is a con with every graduate program. All you have to keep telling yourself is that interned it will all be worth it, and furthering your education has allowed you a better, more financially stable and rewarding future."

"Definitely a great program that offers endless support and attention to student needs."