November 5, 2026 - 13:08

SU has introduced research credits for psychology students who are under 18, opening doors for younger scholars to engage in valuable academic experiences. However, this initiative raises important questions about age-related barriers within the department.
A recent opinion piece highlights the need for greater transparency regarding age requirements for participation in research activities. Many students and their families may be unaware of the specific criteria set by the department, which could limit opportunities for eager young minds.
The columnist emphasizes that clear communication is essential. By outlining the age restrictions and the rationale behind them, the psychology department can foster an inclusive environment that encourages all students to pursue their academic interests.
Addressing these concerns not only benefits students but also enhances the overall reputation of the program. As the academic landscape evolves, it is crucial for institutions like SU to adapt and ensure that all students feel welcome and supported in their pursuit of knowledge.
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