Ramapo College of New Jersey Reviews of Bachelor's in Psychology

"Ramapo College of New Jersey has a beautiful campus with a quality education. The teachers care, and they are very diverse and well educated. There are a wide variety of programs available for students to get involved, and they offer quite a bit of scholarship money to out of state students. I love PO! If you go here, you will not regret it."

"Ramapo is a very unique school that provides a very high quality liberal arts education. Although I do not enjoy the winter season and hoped to attend college away from the east coast, I have no regrets about my choice to attend Ramapo College of NJ!"

"Ramapo was a great school in a great location. Not only was the campus beautiful and close to NYC, the education I received was excellent. The faculty at Ramapo is extremely dedicated to education and the student body is bright and dedicated to learning. The school has also treated me well as an alumni, constantly sending me job opportunities in my field that I may be interested in. Plus it doesn't hurt that the dorms are kick ass."

"Ramapo was a great school in a great location. Not only was the campus beautiful and close to nyc, the education I received was excellent. The faculty at ramapo is extremely dedicated to education and the student body is bright and dedicated to learning. The school has also treated me well as an alumni, constantly sending me job opportunities in my field that I may be interested in. Plus it doesn't hurt that the dorms are kick ass."

"My experience at Ramapo College for the most part was very positive. The Psychology department was well structured and majority of the professors truly cared about your education. Professors were helpful and caring and gave you a wide range of culture and diversity. The professors were very knowledgeable in the category they were teaching. Ramapo College however seemed to lack with their help in financial advising and funding/ scholarships for those only enrolled with a major in Psychology. Most scholarships were directed towards applied science majors."