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Psychology and Social Welfare
Tools and resources to help you succeed in your Psychology and Social Welfare education journey
Created for students, by students to help build a diverse doctor workforce
SDN brings together thousands of current and future psychology students into one community where you can share information, offer guidance, and provide encouragement to peers and those coming up behind you. Whether considering a gap year, struggling with the intensity of your classes, or navigating your next career steps, you can find someone who understands what you’re facing.
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Discover details about interviews and student experiences from psychology programs reported by students after their interviews.
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20 Questions: David Matsumoto, PhD – Psychologist
David Matsumoto shares his thoughts on the field of psychology and offers some advice for students.
20 Questions: Darcy Lockman, PhD – Clinical Psychologist
Darcy Lockman shares her thoughts on the field of psychology and offers some advice for students.
20 Questions: Heidi Squier Kraft, PhD – Psychologist
Heidi Kraft shares her advice for students and gives perspective on the field of psychology
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I think SDN is a great tool for those that are interested in applying to any healthcare field. It is a guide and allows you to feel at ease knowing you have advice for anything you can possibly ask on the website. If the question hasn't been asked, you can just start your own thread.
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2020
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2020
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