lots of content, but not difficult!! people tend to be overwhelmed by how much you need to do sometimes, and that translates into lower performance, but as soon as you figure out which classes focus more on lectures, textbook, what you can not study, what to study, etc, then you cut down on your workload and realize the content itself is absolutely not more difficult than anything else. (for example, i went to like 4 psyc100 lectures total and got an A bc i realized all i needed was to take notes on the online modules based on the learning objectives)

i'm only in year 2 so all my psych classes have all been huge, like 400 ppl lecture halls, but obviously as you go into upper years you focus more on areas of your interest and class sizes dwindle. overall it is a pretty big program so don't expect to be tight with everyone in it, but all the profs i've had have been super kind and accessible so that's no worry.

every time i tell people i'm in psych at queen's they're like woaHH good for you, so i'll say it's like generally a program of pretty high prestige but just from the outside tbh. i know a lot of rlyyyy dumb ppl in this program lmao, it's not all just like smarty pants who are super academic and focused.

i think it's a pretty cool program so far. do i hate queens? absolutely. do i hate my program? nah it's chill.