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Psychology Advising Resource List
City University of New York (CUNY)
City University of New York (CUNY)
Phone Book
Also contains e-mail addresses for faculty and staff
Undergraduate Catalog 2004-2007
Can also be obtained at the Welcome Center, Room 100 North
Student Services
Academic advising, personal counseling, career services, Office for Students with Disabilities, Wellness Center, study skills workshops, Women's Center, Children's Learning Center
OASIS
Designed so that current students can deal with most administrative matters in person in a single place. The hope is to be efficient and user-friendly. (OASIS stands for "Office of Administrative and Information Services"). Records and transcripts; forms; any administrative problem for which you don't know where to begin to get help.
Room 217 North.
To Obtain Your Transcripts from All CUNY Colleges Online
Registrar
Academic calendar, schedule of classes, registration, College catalogs, graduation audit, records and transcripts
Admissions
Admission requirements and applications for all parts of the College; academic testing center. Information on tour of the campus here.
Welcome Center
Vital for potential students who visit Hunter. Printed information, forms, and staff who can help with your questions. The place to pick up copies of the College's catalogs.
Room 100 North
American Psychological Association
The website of the APA, the major organization of psychologists in the U.S.A. Replete with useful information, but much is below the first screen (literally), so be sure to explore and to scroll down to the end of each page. Try "Students," then "What you need to know" to find out about stages of psychology education; "Members," then "Divisions" for links to all the divisions of the APA, which is a great way to start career exploration; "Site Map" for a thorough index of the site's topics.
The following 4 "mega-sites" are all excellent, with well-chosen and up-to-date links and easy-to-use organization. There isn't a best one in any absolute sense. Which mega-site(s) work(s) for you is a matter of personal preference, so start by trying them all.
Psychology World Wide Web Virtual Library
"Academic Psychology Departments" through "History of Psychology" and "Stress Management" to "What's New in Psychology."
PsychCentral: Dr. John Grohol's Mental Health Page
"Mental Health and Psychology" links, Book Reviews, "Have I Got..?" quizzes, Internet commentary
Psychology Online Resource Central
"APA Writing Links" through "Organizations on the Web" to "Undergraduate Publications"
Psyc Site
Links by area of psychology, student resources for learning psychology and graduate study, centers for professional and research issues.
Marky Lloyd's Careers in Psychology Page
Aimed at undergraduates, terrific content and links to begin career exploration. Marky Lloyd is Professor Margaret Lloyd, winner of the APA's Teaching of Psychology award.
Hunter College Career Development Services
For full time Hunter students and alumni.
Room 805 East. 212-772-4850.
Graduate School Options for Psychology Majors
Graduate Student Resources on the Web
In an engaging tone, comments and link descriptions will give you a feel for the graduate-study experience - "getting in, getting through, and getting out."
Hunter College Transfer Credit Regulations
In Hunter College Undergraduate Catalog 2004 - 2007, "Transfer (Advanced Standing) Admission," p. 7
CUNY TIPPS
Computerized course evaluation system: For every course from CUNY community colleges, John Jay College, and College of Staten Island, TIPPS tells you what the course equivalent is at every CUNY senior college. With this information, you can have a good idea of where you will stand at each senior college. Alas, only for CUNY.
Policies for International Admissions
Academic, financial, and visa requirements are in the section, "International Students," Hunter College Undergraduate Catalog, p. 7
Graduation Requirements for International Transfer Students
Includes procedures for evaluating transfer credits for courses taken outside the United States.
