The University of Baltimore
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Major: Psychology (This Major's Salary over time)
Certificate programs do not mean you receive a certificate (Personnel and Industrial Psych), you just get a notation on your transcript. Concentrations, at least in psych, do give you a certificate but no notation on your transcript. Also, watch out for UMBC not checking your grades for your last semester (even over a month after grades were posted, which are generally delayed anyways) and declaring that you had not gotten all the credits you needed and that you must not have wanted to graduate. Advisors aren't that helpful, nor do they give you the correct or right advice - take what they say with a grain of salt and check other sources.There are research opportunities on campus - take advantage of them.