Paranormal Research?

Question

Does any college in San Bernardino County offer any courses in Paranormal Research or Parapsychology?? Having a h**l of a time finding any college that will admit to it. :(

Answer 1

Just take science classes.  You'll learn all you need to know there (if you take it far enough).  There is nothing special about paranormal investigation.  It's just like any investigation--objectively gathering data.

What you might be looking for is an instruction in how to be a ghost hunter.  This is not the same thing as an investigator of the paranormal.  One is an objective science while the other is nothing more than anomaly collecting.

Answer 2

Some universities and colleges offer this as an elective from time to time. This is not terribly unusual as far as course offerings go I had to take human sexuality somewhere else other than the Catholic university I graduated from that continues to list the course in the bulletin despite it not be taught in at least 3 years.

Franklin Pierce University offers a minor in parapsychology at the undergraduate level with a major in psychology. However, they do not have on line courses in parapsychology.

The state university of Georgia in Carrollton, GA at least use to have a class taught by William Roll.

The easiest route which most people working in parapsychology have taken is to pursue a degree in a conventional science and apply those methods to  your research.

For example a course in experimental psychology will give you exposure to how experiments are conducted in psychology.

A course in research methods & evaluation and a statistics course would also help in conducting paranormal research.

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Answer 3

Find a paranormal research group in your area to work with.

You will learn a lot from them.  But remember, you will always

learn something new no matter how long you are out there.

With a paranormal research group, you will get better lessons

than from books.