Career questions tagged clinical-psychology


How easy/likely is it to move abroad after an MA Clinical Psychology in India?
Genuine question, what are the qualifications required to move outside India because the scope for employment is less comparatively. Or is the scope bad everywhere?

What is the scope of employment for an MA Clinical Psychology in India?
I was recently talking to a friend who has done her MA and she was saying that there's no scope in the field currently in India and was wondering whether I should even be considering taking an MA in Clinical Psychology, because I genuinely want to work in this area.

How to become a lawyer after completing 3 year bsc clinical psychology ?
3 year llb Or 5

How can I stand out in the field of psychology research?
Hello! I'm going to be earning my Bachelors in Psychology this Spring, and hope to get into the field of clinical psychology (I'll be applying next year to give time to build my resume up). But one thing I'm struggling with is to find/obtain research jobs (or any jobs in general to help build my resume up). I have previous research experience (both 1 year helping in a lab, and undergraduate research projects). If anyone has any advice, or just any job opportunities I should search out for that would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!

What courses should I focus on?
I am a high school student going into sophomore year. There are three jobs that I was thinking about perusing in my future, either a radiology technician, a forensic psychologist, or a clinical psychologist. I’ve tried weighing out all the aspects of each job, including the courses I would have to take, the amount of time, the salary, etc. I don’t know which is a better option because even if I’m looking at the same location for say just clinical psychology, each website is saying different things. I was wondering if I could have just a bit of insight on either of them?

What psychology related jobs can you do as a teenager?
Hello! I am fifteen, sixteen in less than a week, and I want to be a clinical psychologist. I love helping people, and while I'd do it for fun. I want something that I can put on a resume or application, especially (but not specifically) if it pays. As someone who struggles with my mental health as well, I know what it's like and it's easy for me to empathize with others. I'm also taking AP Psychology, and I get decent grades, mainly B's with the occasional A, but overall I have a weighted GPA that's over 4. The issue isn't that I don't want to do the research, but that most things relating I what I want to do, rightfully, are for those eighteen and up. It's understandable, because the profession can be very draining, but I still want the experience, not just for college, but to help more people. Is there anything I could do?

What should I do next?
I have a bachelor's degree in Health care Administration but want to pursue a career in clinical counseling/ psychology/ therapy. My GPA is below 3.0, so I don't think applying for graduate school is a good option. I want to know if I should go back to school for a BS or AS in psychology to improve my chances of getting into graduate school later.

What kinds of jobs should I search for, as a recent graduate with a Bachelors in Psychology aiming to build my application for a Masters in Mental Health Counseling or Clinical Psychology?
I am applying to graduate school later this year, so will be taking a year/year and a half off between undergrad and grad school. In that time, I’d like to do something relevant and helpful for my future goals of being a counselor/therapist.

Are there any good paying jobs I could get with a bachelors in Psychology fresh out of college?
Hi, I'm a 9th grader, I will be graduation early from High School so I have to decide my major quicker than I planned to before. I am very interested in majoring in Psychology, however I'm not sure if I can get a good job with just a Bachelors in Psychology and I really need to earn because my family faces financial difficulties. My question is: Are there any good paying jobs I could get with a bachelors in Psychology fresh out of college?

is there any possibility that I can study Masters in psychology (clinical) ??
How to shift my career to clinical psychology after studying Bca and Mca and having experience in IT for 2 years in USA?? I want to study masters in psychology in USA, will any universities accept me with this background? will psychologists have jobs after masters?

What class should I take if I'm interested in psychology and the only one my school offers is psychology?
I'm in 10th grade so I only have 2 years left.

How much do Psychiatric PAs earn?
Do Psychiatric PAs earn more than psychologists? Is it possible to do PA after a BA degree?

Clinical Psychologist or psychiatrist Which one is better as a career?
After graduating high school, I've been struggling for 6 years working different jobs. But now I want to do something real in life.

How can an MBBS graduate become a licensed therapist without pursuing a full psychology degree like a Bachelor’s or Master’s?
I’m currently in medical school and passionate about becoming a therapist, not a psychiatrist. I’ve learned that an MPhil in Clinical Psychology is a direct path, but I’m worried I may not meet the eligibility requirements, as most programs require a strong foundation in psychology. Are there alternative pathways for MBBS graduates to transition into therapy while minimizing time spent on additional degrees? Any guidance on how to proceed would be deeply appreciated!

I'm looking for full-ride scholarships for Indian students in MA/Msc Psychology. Any suggestions?
Hello, I'm looking for full-ride scholarships in European countries with a good stay-back policy for Clinical Psychology.

How do I get started in becoming a clinical psychologist?
I'm planning on getting my BA in psychology, and I've been looking at the different careers in that area. I know that to be a clinical pyschologist it would require 7-8 years of school, and I'd have to get a PsyD. From what I've been reading, it's a competitive career and so is getting into a clinical psychology program, especially at the university I want to study at. I'm wondering what the steps would be to get to clinical psychology: grades, experience, etc. Are there also any other careers similar to clinical psychology that I could go into?

Where can I begin looking for experience related to psychology online?
Any advice welcome!

Psychiatry
I’ve been doing research online but haven’t found anything concrete across sites, what at the steps to become a psychiatrist after college?

What degree should I get to be a clinical physiologist and how is the pay?
I’m thinking about being a clinical physiologist and I also am wondering the difference between B.A and B.S degree in this type of field

What second major or minor should I pair with psychology?
I'm currently a junior in high school and a dual-enrollment student with my local community college. We did an assignment in the CC where we needed to plan out how exactly we would transfer to a four year university. When doing so, I was looking at the college I would like to go to and in their Bachelors degree in psychology, they require a second major, minor, or other "certified program." I'd like to be a clinical psychologist, and I'm not sure which second major or minor (possibly program?) would pair best with the clinical psychology part. I was considering biology, but I'm not sure if it would be better to major or minor in it along with the psychology major. I appreciate any advice or feedback, even if it doesn't fully answer my question. :)

What are the day-to-day responsibilities of a psychiatric PA?
Hello, I am a college student trying to figure my future career. I was wondering if someone could provide some insight on this role.

How do I create connections in the psychology field?
I am currently a high school student who is need of connections for internships and such. I also would like to know any extracurriculars that I could pursue for psychology.

What should I consider when deciding on a major and picking a college?
I'm currently a junior in high school and I'm still working on choosing what I want to go to college for. I might be interested in psychology, law, or finance, but I also really enjoy art and design. What kinds of things should I consider before making my final choice?

What do the work hours look like? How do you maintain work and family time?
I'm a high school student looking into becoming a psychiatrist, but I am looking forward to starting a family in my mid 20's. What do the work hours look like? Would I be spending a lot of time at work, or is it pretty well distributed? If you are a psychiatrist with a family at home, how do you manage your time?

What jobs can I get with a psychology BA degree ?
What jobs can I get with a psychology BA degree? Please need support I need to move out my parents house ASAP as I graduate (My relationship with my mother is awful) , But whenever I go online people are always complaining about psychology being a useless degree and can't land you a job unless you get a master or above. for knowledge I do plan on getting a master's in industrial psychology, but I would prefer to work before getting it. I want to add I am minoring in computer science

What education does it take to become a psychologist?
I want to become a psychologist and I want to learn the basics.

How much research based work is in clinical psychology compared to practical skills and experience?
As an arts focused student how much of the sciences and maths will be used rather than pure skills and experience. What degree do you suggest I major in (please give me specific names)

What do I need to learn for psychology school ?
I need to go to school for psychology school

How to be a Psychologist ?
I am a third year student. My hobbies are yoga meditation, out door activities such as hiking. I also love practicing journaling and grounding.