I want my sim to get to the top of the psychology career, but is there an aspiration of doing so? Like people wanting to be criminal masterminds etc.
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I have always found the field of psychology so fascinating, and was thinking of pursuing a career in it. I am going to college next year and am trying to get an idea of what I want to do. The only thing is that I am worried about is that I suffer from clinical depression/anxiety, but don’t know if it would be practical to be a psychologist for example. Would it be a bad idea since I could sympathize with patients and my opinion might be biased at times. I am not saying I am a biased person or anything but just curious if it would be a disadvantage or not.
Thanks!
I am in my final year of high school and one of my optionas (the one that i am most passionate about) is Psychology.
I would LOVE LOVE LOVE to have a career in psychology when i’m older but i am AWFUL at science. Is it a particular field that i need to be good in in science or just generally?
People who have careers in psycology would be helpful as answer-ers.
Thanks xx
I’m psychology student and my dream is to become a psychologist, unfortunetly in my country (Malta) its very hard to find a job in this area as people do not really believe in psychologists so I was thinking that I would go live abroad. What country is suitable for psychologist? I would like to go to the US, from what I’ve heard psychology is a succesful career there, is this true?
I’m getting a masters, I need it to become a psychologist
Okay, im 17 and ive been looking at what I would like to do in the future. I really enjoy social sciences and Psychology. However, Ive always wanted to work with the united nations. I speak 4 languages (almost fluent in 3), and I love international relations and those global aspects too. And how would the salaries be? Not the best, I know, but the careers are something I find interesting and I see myself doing them. Any help would be great! Thank you! <3
My major was in telecommunications (working in the media) and it hasn’t panned out. I’ve always had an interest in Psychology and took a few entry level classes when I was in college but never thought to pursue it seriously.
Is there a way to pursue it w/o having to basically start all over with an undergrad degree?
