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Originally Posted by DynamiteRave
I'm a psychology major right now. I'm done next fall with my BA if I can mash enough credits into the next 2 semesters (and if I take classes in the Summer) if not I'm done Spring of 10, then I'm reading full steam into my Masters, because I always have to hear about how there are no jobs for 4 year psych majors. And I know how I am, if I take time off, I'll never end up going back.
Can't say I'm too sure what I want to do.. Wouldn't mind working in a psych facility.. And I like listening to people's problems.. Maybe a marriage counselor? Or working with kids/teens.. Eh. Not sure yet.
Guess I still have a little more time to figure it out.  |
Well good luck to you. School was one of the hardest things I ever did. I hated it. When I graduated with my bachelors, I didn't even care, I dove head first in the masters program...now when I finished that, I gave a massive sigh of relief knowing I never had to do that again.
About what field to pick, I would suggest you looking inward and seeing what you're best at. For instance, if you have never been married, or have an unsuccessful marriage, marriage counseling is probably not for you. But if you have a passion for youngsters, that could be a possible avenue. It's all about you on how you pick.
ps- I was a pysch major at one time, and ended up minoring in it.