Comments on: What college would be good for a criminology/forensic psychology degree, but also a music minor? http://www.psydir.com/psychqa/what-college-would-be-good-for-a-criminologyforensic-psychology-degree-but-also-a-music-minor Psychology & Psychotherapy Resources Thu, 10 Jun 2010 04:10:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Bill http://www.psydir.com/psychqa/what-college-would-be-good-for-a-criminologyforensic-psychology-degree-but-also-a-music-minor/comment-page-1#comment-11135 Bill Fri, 13 Nov 2009 13:36:02 +0000 http://www.psydir.com/psychqa/what-college-would-be-good-for-a-criminologyforensic-psychology-degree-but-also-a-music-minor#comment-11135 <a href=""></a> Pitzer college would probably suit: Acceptance rate: 40 percent. Pitzer was founded in 1963 as a women’s college and, now coed, embraces its roots in that progressive decade: students enjoy broad academic freedom, and can build their own programs and partake in independent study. Pitzer is a member of the Claremont consortium — Scripps (all women), Harvey Mudd (math and sciences), two graduate schools (Keck and Claremont) and, of course, Pomona and Claremont McKenna. Consortium students are encouraged to take classes at member colleges, expanding resources and exposing them to a variety of high-powered professors. Campuses adjoin, with most buildings just a 15- to 20-minute walk away. Pitzer has a reputation for a more relaxed environment than the other colleges; some say that’s because classes are easier; others say students are not as type A. SAT’s are optional, too. Citing a cultural bias to the exam and a desire to improve its ethnic mix, Pitzer waives scores for high-performing students. Take music at Pitzer but your psych subejcts at Harvey Mudd if you feel that are better than what Pitzer offers. Thanks Bill

Pitzer college would probably suit:
Acceptance rate: 40 percent. Pitzer was founded in 1963 as a women’s college and, now coed, embraces its roots in that progressive decade: students enjoy broad academic freedom, and can build their own programs and partake in independent study. Pitzer is a member of the Claremont consortium — Scripps (all women), Harvey Mudd (math and sciences), two graduate schools (Keck and Claremont) and, of course, Pomona and Claremont McKenna. Consortium students are encouraged to take classes at member colleges, expanding resources and exposing them to a variety of high-powered professors. Campuses adjoin, with most buildings just a 15- to 20-minute walk away. Pitzer has a reputation for a more relaxed environment than the other colleges; some say that’s because classes are easier; others say students are not as type A. SAT’s are optional, too. Citing a cultural bias to the exam and a desire to improve its ethnic mix, Pitzer waives scores for high-performing students.

Take music at Pitzer but your psych subejcts at Harvey Mudd if you feel that are better than what Pitzer offers.

Thanks
Bill

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