In article <24osq1$8i1 at cville-srv.wam.umd.edu>, rittase at wam.umd.edu (W. Bradley Rittase) writes...
>Hello,
>>I am a junior psychology major interested in a neuroscience program or
>biopsychology type program for graduate school. I am wondering if anyone could
>give me information concerning:
>>1. What schools are well known in neuroscience (I know many California schools
> well know for neuro- and cog-sci.) What these certain schools "specialize"
> on within the field.
>Check "Neuroscience Programs"
>2. What would be good prerequisite type classes to take now to get into a
> neuroscience program in general and to a specific program that you may
> know of.
>Biochem, organic, physiology, and behavioral neuroscience are all good.
>3. How difficult it is to(ie. what is required to) get into any neurosci.
> program or one that you know of. How difficult is it to get a fellowship.
>It's a lot easier if you have research experience!!!
>4. Who do I get in touch with to find out more at the school you know of and
> how. Also, how and who do I try to get info. from at schools in Cal. such
> as UCLA, UCSD, UC berkley, USC.
Check the publication "Neuroscience Programs" for info on specific programs.
>
dude!
