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Requirements for a Behavioral Psychologist

Hello! I am in the 11th grade, and I plan to major in psychology. I am interested in pursuing behavioral psychology specifically, and I was wondering what degrees are needed to become one. What bachelors and graduate degrees are required? Would any particular minors be useful to take as well? #career #degree #psychology #behavioralpsychology

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arsh’s Answer

In order to be a psychologist one need a bachelor and master's degree. One can get a bachelors degree in almost any field with some pre-requisites in order to continue psychology in his/her masters program. Having a psychology major in undergrad is an icing on the cake, it certainly will be easier and helpful during grad school. Upon receiving bachelors degree, there are several options to choose a field within psychology, in your case you could choose behavior as your specialty when applying for grad school. I hope this was helpful.
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Jennifer’s Answer

Hi Emma!

An area you may not have thought of is in the tech industry! I work for a software company that employs behavioral psychologists who work with on product and experience design. This role requires a bachelors degree and would likely have awesome benefits!
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