careers/ computers/ psychology?
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Information Technology is a great field that is constantly looking for professionals.  With a career in technology, you can even branch off into consulting with companies such as oracle and sage.  A degree in psychology is not as marketable.  My friend graduated with a degree in psychology since May and she is still unemployed.  The best advice I could give you is to pick a career that you will enjoy working in for a while (job satisfaction sometimes outweights the economic gain).\nFor salary information visit...www.salary.com
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I am ready to start my graduate studies in psychology and while  finishing my bachelors degree was fortunate enough to work for Valley Mental Health in S.L.C. Utah. If clinical is what you desire you will be needing biological, psychopharmacological, statistical,experimental psychology and the list goes on. You will be busy but you will also be the smartest girl in the group (lots and lots of useful info). Need class guidance (tja_j@yahoo.com) good luck!!
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programming\nnetwork administrator\njr. programmer\nhelp desk\ntechnical support\nwebsite design
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Take the broad look at psychology.  Human factors engineering can improve efficiency but that is rather obscure for most psychologists.  Training in body language would be great for sales people.  Motivations -- rewards and punishments -- would be a good topic.
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Psychology.  It's harder but there are more job options.  Sociology can lead to research jobs or being an academic.  In addition to these kinds of jobs, psychology can lead you to a wider range of jobs including being a psychologist.\n\nHowever, you wont be happy unless you enjoy what you do.  If you prefer the content of sociology, go for it.  Good luck!
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Psychology was pretty easy for me in high school. I remember learning about child development (Piaget) and behavioral conditioning (Pavlov). I also remember learning about sensory adaptation. Now I also ended up getting a bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of Utah later on.
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Psychology.  Only because I am partial to it.  I have a BA in Psychology.
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That's something I'm interested in doing.  There is many choices to go into.\n\nPsychology\nTherapist\nDrug and rehab counselor\nWork with troubled Youth\nFinancial help\nI'm going into law, to possibly help in child cases, as a Guardian-ad-lit-em  Which is a "child lawyer" You work one on one with a child and help decide where they belong.\n\nThere is many thing you can get into.  Good Luck!!\nj
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Become a psychologist, what else.  That has got to be one of the most over-rated majors in college.
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What you major in might be different from what you actually end up doing, so it's ok if you hear different opinions. But from what you describe, I think you are fit for many majors and you just have to pick one to become a domain expert. Some examples:\n\nIf you wan to help the public, History is a good major to understand the evolution of society and events which have led to today's status quo. Understanding history will help you predict and mold the future as changes occur.\n\nIf you want to do (white collar jobs) public service, I think many people also get their law degree. Something you should consider after your bachelor's education.\n\nPsychology will help you understand why and how people think, which could help you get into clinics and social institutions helping mentally-ill people. I think to be a psychologist or someone who studies people, you would have to obtain a master's or doctor's degree. Something to think about... Some psychology grads also get hired by software companies to help build more intuitive and smarter software products.
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nothing! No, seriously, I have a BA in Psych, and it leds to no specific jobs without further study. Recruitment firms would hire you, or you could do any generalist jobs. get a post grad.
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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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look in industry magazines.  College libraries tend to have a fair number of them.  Dice.com also has some info on career futures.
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You can continue your education and get doctorate degree in Psychology or you could use it to become a market researcher, teacher, social worker, sales person, human resources officer, organizational development officer, education or non-profit program coordinator, counselor (you will need a master's in counseling for this).
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On the website similarminds.com they have a jung type test.  This is similar to the MMPI which is a good guide for what career and job setting you may prefer.
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Philosophy\n\nSociology\n\nPsychology
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What do you WANT to do?  Where do your passions lie?  Perhaps trying a similar job while pursuing night classes in a field that appeals to may be an option.  My soon to be father in-law started off working with the mentally challenged went on to teach computer classes at college, then he ran his own computer business and now he works for the department of education.  Its possible this change of scenery is for the best and you may find something with your experience that you are better suited for.\n\nAnd yes, I feel the same way (and ramble quite often)