8 JOBS YOU CAN GET WITH A BACHELOR'S IN PSYCHOLOGY | *SHOCKING*
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1. Social Service Specialist- casework, non-profit, human, social service
2. Teacher
3. probation parole officer
4. Rehab specialist- substance abuse or mental disabilities mainly requires masters degree
5. lab assistant in psychology
6. career counselor - in my opinion i live in California so i personally can't because you need a masters
7. case management
8. child care worker
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so social work
Can you use this degree for something else if you not going for these?
@@genesisc3744entry level bottom of the barrel social work yea
This was so helpful, I recently graduated and am looking for something other than my current job. Also your hair is so beautiful 😍
Aww you're so welcome let me know if you have anymore questions! And thank you so much 💗
@@mariascrapbook thank you!
You are so pretty and smart. Love the hair! Thanks for sharing 👍
I watched your video in class as a part of a lecture concerning different career paths for psychology majors. I recently graduated and was looking for new career ideas and ran across your videos again. I am so happy to find your channel as your videos are informational and encouraging. Thank you for taking the time to educate the public.
This helps a lot thank you im a new psychology major and the hardest part for me seems to be the career paths
Awesome video! Going into my sophomore year at my respected university and this video allowed me to be more confident with my choice of the psych major, now knowing there is a variety of options regarding careers
what she didn't tell you is that they're low paying. Don't just take other people's word for it. Go on indeed & search the jobs for yourself. Also the reputation of your school doesn't matter to employers. What they want is skill and psychology is too general to be applicable to most jobs hence why a lot of psych majors struggle to get hired after school. You better just get a master's if you really wanna stay in psychology.
thank you!! i’ll be graduating next year and am trying to get a head start on things
Thank you for this!
Thanks for your insight!
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This was very helpful ! Thank you !
You're welcome ❤️
Thank you this was so helpful!! I graduate in 2 months and I definitely needed help and advice thank you for this
No problem & congratulations on a huge accomplishment! 🥳
Did you find a decent paying job ?
Great video ! Im currently in the ABA field during ny undergrad but becoming a behavior analyst doesn’t seem like my thing so im searching hard 🔍 😆
sameee!!! Im working as a RBT and I really am not feeling it anymore but I don’t know what to do ! It’s so scary
I have done a bachelor's in applied psychology and don't know what to do next and with a bachelor degree what job I can do in the field of psychology at entry level. Does anyone have suggestions? Where should I apply for the job?
Thank you! I just watched another video of a lady saying with a bachelor in psychology you can basically do nothing! Not true at all
I think we watched the same video lol 😂
I do not desire to further my education after my bachelor’s. Psych is slowly discouraging me and Has me wanting to change my major.
Psych student here. I can absolutely relate because I felt this way before I found some career path ideas that I want to go into. If you are still discouraged by Psych but still want to go through with the degree and do something that you can get hired after university, then I suggest you doing a double major if it is possible.
Some majors that can help are:
- Informatics
- Information Systems
- Computer Science*( in some instances people say that it is oversaturated and doesn't help much in finding you a job with just an undergrad)
-- Statistics
- Maths
- Geography( mainly for the GIS system analysis stuff that is in-demand and if you want to go into environmental/ sustainability consulting) , -- - - Economics ( it's a very good field for helping you to land a high-paying job with your undergrad)
-Chemistry ( if you want to work in a lab ).
- Data science
There are more good majors but these are the ones that I know of
* I also would suggest doing some qualifications in "Management" (i.e. project management, HR management if you are on the HR side of things or anything that has management in it that is related to the field that you are looking to work in) , Data analysis because it is an in-demand skill as well as any other tech-related skill or even something to do in QA testing
NB: @Notmyname979 Psych isn't inherently useless because it does give you the soft skills and cross-cultural competencies that employers are looking for. However, it's not a good major to take on its own because it will be hard to find a well-paying future proof, AI proof and recession proof job out of undergraduate without some serious networking or getting additional qualifications. However, if it is done as part of a double major degree, especially if the second major is a well-chosen one, then it really can help an applicant stand out. Plus I think having as much information as possible about one's options can never be unimportant.
And the advantages of a double major have been spoken about in financial media forums like Forbes. Which was why I was giving OP some ideas on how to do this in a realistic and sensible way should she still want to keep the Psych major, but also should she want to double major or look at some courses to take as credits to be able to apply to med / vet school or pivot to the more STEM-based careers or even look at some major options that do people can get jobs after college/ university when taken as standalone majors.
@@medusavee8649 so basically the psych part of her degree is still useless? Employers will hire her based on these degrees, so why bother spending extra time & money to take psych classes at all? Why not just change majors entirely?
Girl, I'mma tell you rn, you better just change your major. Psych is only good paying at the master & doctorate level. Think about what it is you like about psychology & then try to find another industry that uses those skills (like nursing or healthcare for example). The best thing you can do is look at job postings on indeed or linkedin & shadow some people. That way you'll know exactly what job titles you wanna do & then can go to school accordingly.
@@Notmyname979 I was just trying to give some options of how one can take Psych as a major but in a realistic way, which is if you are double majoring and if you choose a second major that can get you into the in-demand fields in the job market or that can help you get a well-paying future-proof, recession-proof and AI-proof job straight out of college as well as having the foundation to apply for graduate school should you wish to apply to graduate school programs not only in psychology and neuroscience, but also programs like law, data science, epidemiology and even certain medical or biomedical programs if or the right major.
I don't think that Psychology is inherently useless major given it does teach one research skills and shows that you care somewhat about ethics and cross-cultural competencies, any other soft skills that employers are looking for., and that it goes well with another major The issue is that you cannot find a job with it alone on an undergraduate level ( without having do to some course in data analytics or Project or HR management or any thing with management in conjunction with some serious networking ) and you would need to go to a postgraduate level
But of course, if this isn't suitable option then the best thing would be to change majors
But don't dismiss something unnecessarily. There's nothing wrong with highlighting as many options as possible for one as long as it is still reality-based and sensible. And that was what I was trying to do, if OP still wanted to keep Psychology as a major but also make sure that she does it in a way to get a job after university.
Edit: But if you are completely done with Psych and it is not for you, here are some other options.
If you are very healthcare minded or about helping people and that was the reason for you studying Psych, then here are some careers that you could look into in terms of changing your major ( that I think are in-demand )
- Speech- language Pathology
- Audiology
( You can be both a speech language pathologist and an audiologist)
- Occupational therapy
- Other healthcare careers where you can start working after getting your qualifications and registering with the necessary medical organisations like radiology technician, dental hygienist, medical laboratory technician or technologist/ scientist and many more
Starting my BS in I/O Psychology next month and doing a fast track program for my masters. I mainly want to work I like the food stamps office, or anything for the state or government. Case manager positions would be good too
yeah me too , what kind of masters are you choosing ??
Wait what’s the fast track for ur masters
Thank you! I am an incoming student in Applied Psychology
Damn I just graduated last December and this is so helpful
omg we both graduated at the same time
What psychology title should I take to become these field you listed? Going for my Bachelor Degree this year. And thank you
I graduate this year with my BA in Psychology definitely needed this video. Masters next in Child Advocacy & Policy
Good luck 🤍🤍
How long did you go to college
If you have any questions feel free to leave them down below 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾 and I'll try and answer them to the best of my ability! Thank you again for watching the video and if you want more videos like this let me know what kind and I'll try and get it out for you!
How many years it takes to be a psychologist
@@caniask568 it's depends on what state/ country you're in I would try and do a google search being that each state has different requirements.
@@mariascrapbook england
Do you know of jobs that involve using analytical skills and problem solving as the main focus of them?
The pay is not a reliable stable pay unless its in a field that is not in psychology...you would need a masters degree in psychology to get something more stable.
That's not always true because I have a bachelors in psych and I have a stable job that I have been in for over 3 years. And all I have right now is a bachelors degree.
I like this video I'm studying Bs psychology here in Zimbabwe
What is the pay for Case Worker? I am a teacher with a Master's Degree. I want out of the classroom. I have a Psych Minor but would train somewhere if the income is livable. Please record a follow up video on this so I can learn about the pay.
I live in California and I couldn't find anything to do with my bachelor's in psychology. I am job to job. Master degrees are definitely a requirement here in California. I think I will go to graduate school for social work and if not maybe move to a state where their are less competitive requirements. State jobs are hard to get too. You need to be bilingual and experienced. Plus black peoples applications are discriminated as well.
to be a teacher, you need another year after your BA or BS to earn some kind of teaching credential for K-12 teaching. Some states require a masters degree tp teach K-12.
This was an amazing video.
What would you recommend for someone that wanted some income with a BS in psychology while attending med school?
Well with everything going on it so many work from home jobs if that's suits you I would say do your research of what you want to do I wouldn't recommend case management being that you're in medical school case management can be a lot and stressful so I would not put more stress on yourself than necessary.
@@mariascrapbook Heard! Thank you very much 👏
I'm planning to graduate with a bachelor's only because I want to work right after. If I do go into the social work area, what minor would be helpful? How about with child care work or a teacher?
Maybe psychology ? It's very broad and you can do a lot with it.
So for case management all I need is a four years of school in psych and that’s it cause it seems like I need a lot more I’m in college and my major is psychology will that be enough?
Like would I need additional school for nursing cause working with people that have disabilities or have addictions sounds like something a nurse would study in and not entirely a psych major
I liked your video alot it was very helpful if I could make a suggestion it would be more insightful if you listed the title of jobs when you start discussing them or at the beginning of the video say Jim or 2:54 if you want to skip the intro and head straight for the different careers
How do you like case management?
Do you like being a case manager?
Yes I do love it it's a rewarding feeling. Don't get me wrong it can be challenging at time but it's worth it seeing the outcome.
@@mariascrapbook is it good pay
@jumpman23 it depends on what state you are in and experience but yes I believe that it is good in my state (va)
Hey, could you tell me are there enough job opportunities with good salary after psychology in bachelors in VANCOUVER? pls help me
Hey I am not sure because I've only lived in Virginia my whole life so the opportunities out there may be way different then where I'm from! I would suggest going on indeed and putting in the search bar some of the job titles that I named in the video and depending on the opportunities in Vancouver jobs should come up. Good Luck on you search!
@@mariascrapbook thankyou so much💕
@@mariascrapbookI also live in Virginia can you give advice about finding jobs here that pay enough to pay bills
I wanted to get my bachelors in psychology but I was wondering about the job I do want my doctors to like actually help people with mental illness
Hey! I only have my bachelors and I work with adults with severe mental illness.
As a case manager / mental health professional
You can pursue RPm
@@queenanngalve what's RPm ??
Which countries follow this trend about the jobs??
United States
Teachers in Chicago schools are making 95k+ I currently work at a job where I see a lot of teachers income documents
Thank you for that information I'm sure it will help someone here!
@@mariascrapbook no problem
I'm looking for new field I work in daycare as Lead Infant & Toddler Teacher but there no benefits in daycare field looking for career that grow into
Perhaps look into certain healthcare fields and even ITand tech fields where your background in working with children as well as your interests
Ba or Bs in psychology which is better?
They both carry the same weight
Can I email you with a question or 2?
Is PhD or Mphil really required for becoming a psychologist?
It depends on what kind of psychologist... but 80% of the time yes most psychologists have a PhD.
Im pretty sure you do, and psychologist is such a broad term. I think therapist is actually the correct term or counselors which you def need a phd or masters atleast.
How much do clinical psychologists earn ???
Over $70,000 but it also depends on your area.
so basically you can't get a decent job with just a bachelor's in psychology. After all those years of studying and that's all you get. Major regrets.
Can I pay you to take my psychology classes
Lmaoo
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