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@Dynaverse thanks for the shot of demotivation, we needed that. please pass more of your wisdom down to us.
dgester 4 months ago
My friend is doing a double degree in I/O psychology and Business. Then he plans to do a Master of Science in I/O Psychology. I think he going to stand out when he graduate. I am doing a double major liberal arts degree in Philosophy and Psychology.
CelebsRStupid 1 year ago
Maybe they make that with an undergrad degree but masters and phd psychologists can make between 60-120k depending on what they do/how far up the ladder they are
oayia 2 years ago
is it the same thing if someone gets a degree in psychology and industrial relations? like a double major?
sakemasks555 2 years ago
Psychology does not need to be studied to a masters or a degree level. The payment with a normal psychology degree is next to nothing.. 20k a year if your lucky.
Everyone does Psychology, its a very popular degree, because of this the industry has become ridiculously competitive.
Dynaverse 2 years ago
im sorry about that for u, dazzassj6..
i guess u have to move to US.. since they are good and the pioneers of psychology field..
rolqvist 2 years ago
I'm so sorry for you, it's awful when someone wants to study something, and then not have access to it.
Couldn't you perhaps, combine a degree focused on this area, by starting with basic psychology, and then work your way into business management, economics, education (for adults), or something along those lines?
I just started on Occupational Psychology, combined with Education (for adults), for a double major in Psych and Education.
TheRealXesc 2 years ago
im so interested in this degree, but in my country they dont have this branch of psychology. =(
dazzassj6 3 years ago
We're on YouTube! Awesome!
gravicca 3 years ago 2