University of Illinois at Chicago

I received good education and I really enjoyed my school's psychology program. I also like many of the elctive courses that I had to take. I thought the school needed more classes and more instructors when registering for classes when going there because I sometimes found it hard to make a good semester schedule with what was available.

UIC was an excellent school for learning and a terrible school for growing. Since it's a commuter campus and I lived on campus, I usually felt lonely and trapped and the school's social options were abysmal. It was really difficult to felt like I belonged. However, at the end of my four years I felt like I had grown into a much more well-read and intelligent person.

I genuinely loved UIC. I am very happy that I graduated from there, and I believe it helped informed my graduate studies. I was in a solid program, and it was very easy to gain research experience. The only reason I am not giving this school 5 stars, is because the commuter culture brought it down in my opinion. If you commute, it requires extra effort to make friends and integrate. Otherwise, the school is affordable and the education was solid.

Over the four years spent at the University of Illinois, I was given the space and freedom to discover myself. I was allowed to succeed and to fail, all the same. The University of Illinois was everything I could have asked for and more when it came to laying my foundation and building towards the future.

UIC's applird psychology program was a surprising detailed and expansive program that got me feeling well prepared for my future job and well prepared for Grad school. They have some dedicated staff that are willing to go the extra mile to make sure you understand a concept. Their internship program in the senior year was also good practice and experience to make sure I feel more ready once I was put of school.

I thoroughly enjoyed being a part of the University of Illinois at Chicago. I do not think there was one part that I did not like, even though I commuted very long hours. All of the teachers I had were helpful, considerate, and open-minded. There were a lot of very interesting classes to take, both for my major and as electives. The campus is open and has many resources available. I would highly recommend this college to anyone!

The psychology program at UIC was was quite challenging at times but many of the teachers were very clear and straightforward on what they wanted. They were welcoming and willing to help inside and outside the classroom. I enjoyed the program because it kept my interest my entire four years at UIC.

The Applied Psych BA program is well worth considering! The professors are amazing and there are plenty of opportunities for networking and building relationships with your peers. The program really prepares your for the field and gives a wonderful over view of the paths you can take with your degree and offers classes that help you actually apply what you will do once you graduate