You can be a psychologist and have your own practice, seeing patients. Or you can become a professor of psychology.
There is a 4 year degree in psychology that you can get, but this doesn't give you much of a career or job. A master's in child, family counseling or school counseling/psychologist will give a better job outlook rather than just a degree in psychology. Then, there is a PhD in psychology that will allow you to open a private practice, work in a hospital, or mental facility. Psychology is subject matter and not a preparation for work. The main goal of a college education is to give the student a means for a career/profession.
No, it is very difficult to get a psychology related job with only a bachelors. Do not expect to be doing any sort of counselling without at least a masters, and probably a PhD.
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There are two basic types of a child psychologist. One is used in the schools and their job is to primarily test children to find out if they have learning problems or other problems that effect learning. Then, there is the person who has a PhD in psychology that does private practice with children or may work in a hospital setting with emotionally disturbed children.
If you have a psychology degree, you can land a job at a recruitment offices, HR staffing offices, at a school's guidance counselor office. If you further your career, you can also start a career as a psychologist.
You can be a psychologist, guidance counselor or with enough education units, a teacher.
With a psychology degree, you have access to many different field choices. If you would like, you can open your own office to see patients, or you could even take a job working as a child psychologist for a bigger firm.
Entry level jobs in the mental health or perhaps human services fields. Most positions in the field of direct delivery of services, such as counseling, require a MS or PhD in psychology. If you want to get someplace in human services with a Bachelor's, the best shot is social work.
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You can get job that requires psychology at a college or hospital. You can also start your own practice. Teaching psychology can be very rewarding job and provides many benefits.
Call UCLA or ask them for a transcript. Degrees are posted on transcripts. I always keep an offical transcript handy in case I need one for a job to prove my PhD.
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