<p>Anyone know how strong Emory's psychology department is? Also, does anyone know how many of the psychology students go to grad school?</p>
<p>Emory’s psychology department is strong, and includes a number of faculty that are regarded as leaders in their respective areas of scholarship. There are a handful who are also among the university’s most talented teachers (e.g., Drs. Duke, Nowicki, Edwards, and more).</p>
<p>If you are a good student, and if you get involved in a productive research lab early on, admittance to graduate school should pose no problem. I did those things, and when I graduated (13 years ago), I had my pick of the very best doctoral programs. I ultimately chose Duke, over some higher ranked programs, because of goodness-of-fit. I had a wonderful experience there, too, but look back most fondly at my time at Emory.</p>
<p>The resources at Emory are tremendous, and afford its students opportunities that are limited by only their own initiative or imagination.</p>
<p>Emory Psychology is really good, I never even knew about it but some of their profs are AMAZING. I had Duke for a freshmen seminar and hands down he was the best teacher I’ve ever had. I also had Edwards and he is the 2nd best teacher I’ve ever had (next to Duke).</p>