IF i wanat to pursue a career as a neuropsychologist Which courses Shuld i take n wat are the duration of each
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I would have thought Psychology (BSc rather than a BA which would be more scientifically basis) or Neruoscience. I know that Nottingham University had a 4 year Neuroscience course many years ago...\nI beleive that as a Neuroscience you would definately be earning £40k plus a year. You would need to study Biology, Chemistry at A level with Psychology just as a background choice A Level.
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STAY IN SCHOOL! You will need all the education you can get. Because last time I checked, there are no jobs in 'pyscology'. I would not want you as my Psychologist if you can't even spell it OR FIND THE SPELL CHECK button!
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2 Years - (AA or AS) Associates' Degree\n4 Years - (BA or BS) Bachellors' Degree\n6 Years - (MA or MS) Masters' Degree\n8 Years - (PhD) Doctorate's Degree
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Pre-med, if they still have it at whatever college you're interested in.  Otherwise, chemistry, psychology (neuro-psychology specifically), biology.  Make sure you got the sciences necessary for entrance into medical school covered.  Before you're a neurologist, you're just going to go for an MD at a medical school.  And before that, you need a BS that gets you into Med School for your MD.
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If you believe the studies - your brain cannot remain focused for longer than 40 minutes at a time, needing a serious change in pace already after 20 minutes. So- take a break every 40 minutes and change your approach. Switch between reading for 20 minutes to memorizing, to creating little rhymes that help you memorize, to writing, etc. Change your approach every 20 minutes. Change your subject every 40 minutes
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All the basics for the first two years (English, Math, Science, History, etc.) Take psych and sociology electives. Specialize as you get into the 3rd, 4th and hopefully Master's level years. Need advanced degree.
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For a clinical psychologist, you would major in psychology in college then go on to your masters and folow that with a doctorate (PhD).  You woul dneed to focus on your core courses for this degree which would be like child development, abnormal psychology, etc.  You would also have your general education requirements which you get at any college where you pursue a bachelor's degree\n\nTo be a Psychiatrist, you MUST go to medical school (4 years).  For undergrad, you should major in a pre-med program or something in the sciences.  You could also major in psychology, but you need certain core courses in order to be able to get into a medical school.  Also, you have to take the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) before you can get into med school.  This test is very science heacy with some reading sections.  It is difficult, but taking the science courses throughout college will help you.  After you finish your medical school education you have to do your internship and residency which for a psychiatrist is I think 4-6 years after medical school. \n\nYou should get online to different medical school websites to check out their admission requirements which will give you a better idea of what you may be interested in. \n\nAs far as who makes more, in general psychiatrists would make more.  But this is heavily dependent on where you work, and how good you are at what you do.  I know psychologists who make more than some psychiatrists, but this isn't the norm.  Psychiatrists usually make more.\n\nHope this helps and good luck to you in your future decisions and career!
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The music and history might help you with a teaching degree (for electives) but you will still have to take alot of education classes (ed psych, child development, etc.).  I'd recommend speaking with a college advisor as they would be able to give you more options once they see the specific classes you have taken.
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Depends how hard you study and how many classes you can pass. Many clinical hours. If you want to be an LVN and pass meds and wipe butts, it only takes a year.
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you write to education monitor. for details contact, " www.brainobrain.com.
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take the classes that will most likely apply to your career last so that they are fresh in your head
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Very good class to take. It helps you to see how the mind thinks and what makes it tick. Everything we do starts with how we think and the ways we use our brains.
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There's too many to list.\nHere is the American Psychological Association's Division list.  That should give you a good idea of the different fields.
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Philosophy\n\nSociology\n\nPsychology
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psychiatrist is a person with MBBS with psychology subject i.e. a doctor\n\npsychologist is a persion who has done PG in psychology but not a Doctor.\n\nbye the way im an Engineer ... Cheers !!!
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Bachelor's degree (BA,  BSc) 3 years but Law, Architecture and Medicine can take up to 7 years.\n\nMaster's degree (M.A. M.Sc) Normally 1 or 2 years. \n\nA Cambridge or Oxford M.A. however involves no study whatsoever but isawarded ten terms (3 years 4 moinths) after the Bachelor's degree, automatically.\n\nM.A.s can be taught or by research.\n\nDoctorate. (PhD) minimum of 3 years, many candidates take 5 or 6 years and do it part-time. Always involves research.