Everything you need to succeed on your psychology school journey
We are a nonprofit that helps you get into psychology school. We provide free tools so you can learn how to become a psychologist, from your first day as a pre-psychology student, through psychology school, to your first day of practice as a psychologist.
Check out our range of materials, all provided courtesy of our donors and sponsors.
Essential Pre-Psychology and Psychology School Tools
Planning & Assessment
Activity Finder
Find extracurricular activities: clinical jobs, volunteering, research, and shadowing
School Database
Learn all about psychology schools
Psychologist Q & As
Interviews with psychologists across practice types
How to Choose a Post Baccalaureate or Special Masters Program (SMP)
Factors to consider for post baccalaureate studies
Applications & Interviews
Interview Feedback
Learn from real interview experiences
Test Prep & Resources
Casper/PREview Community
Learn strategies for situational judgment tests
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Testing center reviews
Advice On Call
Schedule an Appointment
As part of our mission to help all students, regardless of background or ability to pay, the Health Professional Student Association (publishers of SDN) offers on-demand advising services as a “pay what you can” service.
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Psychology Articles
Every week, SDN publishes articles cover topics ranging from application and study tips to specialty profiles, healthcare policy, and more.
- National Health Service Corps Explained
- PhD vs PsyD: What’s the Difference?
- Q&A With Stephen Aichele, PhD – Quantitative Psychologist
Ask our Expert Advisors
Verified experts (doctors, professors, administrators, and pre-health advisors) are here to provide answers to specific questions from school application advice to personal concerns.
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Expert Admissions Professionals
Personalized Guidance
Psychology Community Discussions
Share your experiences and talk about the admissions process with fellow psychology students on the SDN Community Forums.