Best Psychology Colleges & Universities in America

4 Year  •  Kalamazoo, MI

Western Michigan University is a public university based in Kalamazoo, Michigan. It is an institution with an enrollment of over 3,178 bachelor’s degree candidates. The admission criteria is somewhat competitive with the acceptance rate of 82%.

#529 in Best Psychology Colleges & Universities in America

4 Year  •  Saint Paul, MN

University of Northwestern-St Paul is a private not-for-profit university based in Saint Paul, Minnesota. It is an institution with an enrollment of over 405 bachelor’s degree candidates. The admission criteria is somewhat competitive with the acceptance rate of 93%.

#530 in Best Psychology Colleges & Universities in America

4 Year  •  Clinton, SC

Presbyterian College is a private not-for-profit university based in Clinton, South Carolina. It is an institution with an enrollment of over 276 bachelor’s degree candidates. The admission criteria is somewhat competitive with the acceptance rate of 65%.

#531 in Best Psychology Colleges & Universities in America

4 Year  •  Gainesville, GA

Brenau University is a private not-for-profit university based in Gainesville, Georgia. It is an institution with an enrollment of over 310 bachelor’s degree candidates. The admission criteria is somewhat competitive with the acceptance rate of 66%.

#532 in Best Psychology Colleges & Universities in America

4 Year  •  Quincy, IL

Quincy University is a private not-for-profit university based in Quincy, Illinois. It is an institution with an enrollment of over 234 bachelor’s degree candidates. The admission criteria is somewhat competitive with the acceptance rate of 67%.

#533 in Best Psychology Colleges & Universities in America

4 Year  •  Glassboro, NJ

Rowan University is a public university based in Glassboro, New Jersey. It is an institution with an enrollment of over 2,466 bachelor’s degree candidates. The admission criteria is somewhat competitive with the acceptance rate of 69%.

#534 in Best Psychology Colleges & Universities in America

4 Year  •  Valparaiso, IN

Valparaiso University is a private not-for-profit university based in Valparaiso, Indiana. It is an institution with an enrollment of over 807 bachelor’s degree candidates. The admission criteria is somewhat competitive with the acceptance rate of 84%.

#535 in Best Psychology Colleges & Universities in America

4 Year  •  Pensacola, FL

The University of West Florida is a public university based in Pensacola, Florida. It is an institution with an enrollment of over 1,104 bachelor’s degree candidates. The admission criteria is somewhat competitive with the acceptance rate of 49%.

#536 in Best Psychology Colleges & Universities in America

4 Year  •  Montevallo, AL

University of Montevallo is a public university based in Montevallo, Alabama. It is an institution with an enrollment of over 487 bachelor’s degree candidates. The admission criteria is somewhat competitive with the acceptance rate of 64%.

#537 in Best Psychology Colleges & Universities in America

4 Year  •  Saint Bonaventure, NY

St Bonaventure University is a private not-for-profit university based in Saint Bonaventure, New York. It is an institution with an enrollment of over 439 bachelor’s degree candidates. The admission criteria is somewhat competitive with the acceptance rate of 70%.

#538 in Best Psychology Colleges & Universities in America

4 Year  •  Bennington, VT

Bennington College is a private not-for-profit university based in Bennington, Vermont. It is an institution with an enrollment of over 225 bachelor’s degree candidates. The admission criteria is somewhat competitive with the acceptance rate of 56%.

#539 in Best Psychology Colleges & Universities in America

4 Year  •  Minneapolis, MN

Augsburg University is a private not-for-profit university based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It is an institution with an enrollment of over 436 bachelor’s degree candidates. The admission criteria is somewhat competitive with the acceptance rate of 64%.

#540 in Best Psychology Colleges & Universities in America