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I first wanted to pursue Developmental Psychology but I decided that I rather have a regular Psychology degree. I want to pursue to get my PhD in Psychology or even go to Physician Assistant graduate school.

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There is a lot of classes her eat the U that works in Psychology. Intro to Psychology is one of them and if the first class you take. Hence 'Intro'.

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In Psychology, you can research anything about the human mind. There are many researches that goes around daily based in Psychology. One of them is Addiction and how one can get an addiction.

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With the psychology major, the job depends on what degree you achieved. If you only have a bachelor's degree, you are limited to how many job options. With masters, there are more options. To list some:
- Clinical Psychologist (PhD)
- Rehabilitation Specialist (Bach.)
- Behavioral Therapist (Mast.)

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I always wanted to help people in many ways that I can. I almost pursued nursing and is thinking about pursuing PA route but I really can not deal with needles and blood. It just irks me. So with Psychology, I can help people but not in a way like a nurse.

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Unfortunately, I do not know anyone who works in this field. I do have a friends aunt who works at a teen therapeutic clinic. I do not know much about her but she once told me that she loves her job and how much they pay hourly.

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Pay depends on what degree you achieved. And each job within that degree criteria, pays differently. For an estimate, $30,000-$100,000. With this major, you aren't limited to many things. Some you could be sitting at a desk all day and some, you are actively walking around.

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Looking at Glassdoor, at the moment there are some job postings. One specific job is an Outpatient Therapist.