Long Island University Reviews of Master's in Psychology

"While many of the professors are helpful and try to provide useful opportunities for students, overall the programs is not worth the ridiculous price."

"I liked my professors but I do not like the school as a whole. The psych office told me that the information you see on your student log in page is often wrong and I was missing credits I did not know about. It is very disorganized and took me forever to get a straight answer about graduation."

"My university is a school that focuses on the pharmacy and nursing schools more than any other program on campus. The liberal arts are not a priority whatsoever. Barely any money for grants or scholarships for undergraduate or graduate study of psychology. The PhD psychology program would get all the psychology funds and the rest would trickle down. The psychology program at LIU feels like an advanced bachelor degree. Very general and has no focus, it's essentially a stepping stone if you can't get into another graduate or doctoral program that helps further your career. I did have a good experience with a couple of my professors, which are the ones I took most classes with. Generally speaking, the administration needs a major overhaul in this institution."

"My program is APA accredited for clinical psychology. It is a great program for future psychologists inclined to be more involved in practice than research. The campus is spacious, in the lovely surrounding neighborhood of Brentwood, Long Island. It is close enough to New York City to balance an active social life while being involved in the program. I would encourage anyone to check out this program."

"I found that LIU is very accommodating to their students and the teachers are there to inspire and guide. The overall environment is friendly. A on can be that the location is not the best but it is still accessible to many people. Overall I love LIU and would suggest it to anyone looking to get a great degree."