<p>I currently go to UNC-Wilmington. Initially I was incredibly unhappy here, so I applied to transfer to UNC (I was admitted). However, as the year went on, I made a great group of friends and I am finally starting to feel at home here. The only issue is that I don't think I'm being academically challenged at UNCW as a psychology major, which is a major that UNC is extremely well-known for. I'm completely torn between staying where I feel comfortable and happy, and taking more challenging classes in my major and getting a degree that grad schools will recognize (I know many UNCW students go to excellent grad schools as well, but I think UNC will give me more opportunities for psychology). Any advice or experience? Thanks in advance!</p>
<p>Where you get your undergraduate degree does not matter as much for psychology, unless you’re trying to go to an ivy league graduate school.
It really depends on preference. </p>
<p>My cousin studied Psychology at UNCG, and got into UVA grad school. UNCG is probably on par, if not worse than UNCW. It really just depends on what you want.</p>