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It varies by state and depending on the company/facility you work for! Check out onet.com for a more accurate prediction! Hope this helps!

Sorry for the late reply! If you are in a full time program, working full time isn't doable at all. Yes you can do both research and therapy with your masters! LPA is a Licensed Psychological Associate (more focused on assessment/ has to be supervised by a LP) and LPC is a Licensed Professional Counselor (more counseling based/ has to be supervised by an LPC-Supervisor). Both licenses allow you to practice from therapy, assessment, research, etc. Hope this helps!

Of course!

Thank you so much 🥺💕 and my program is 2 years!

I did! In person classes were fun i feel like i got the entire experience and learned a lot. I believe online classes are very convenient especially when there is so much going on in your life. Honestly, I like both options!

Hi! Thank you so much☺️ and yes In most states there are two licensing options for individuals with a masters degree in clinical psychology : LPA vs LPC the licensing exam you must take to obtain an LPA is the EPPP (this is the same exam individuals with a PhD or PsyD takes to become a Licensed Psychologist) The exam you must take to obtain an LPC is the NCE LPCs focus more on counseling and therapy while LPAs focus more on assessment

Yes it’s possible however I’ve been told it’s kind of pointless because most jobs will hire you with either license!

Hi! Yes it’s possible to get into a PsyD or PhD program right after your Bachelors degree!

Omg thank you❤️

Will do!

It’s definitely a sign to GO FOR IT! You got this! I’ll be rooting for you🥰

Thank you so much for watching! ❤️ Lol and that’s a very big complement, never would have I thought 😂

Thank you for watching ❤️ Here’s the list of schools I looked into when i was applying: Barry University, Vanguard University of Southern California, Alabama A&M University, University of Central Florida, The University of Texas at Tyler, Sam Houston State University, Northwestern State University, The University of Texas at El Paso All of these schools offer a Masters degree in clinical psychology! I hope this helps!!

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Omg sending positive vibes your way! Thank you for subscribing ❤️ good luck!

@@KyraJanaeee you’re welcome & thank youuu girl! 💖

I have a BA in psychology!

Omg you’re so sweet🥺 thank you for watching! Here’s the list of schools I looked into when i was applying: Barry University, Vanguard University of Southern California, Alabama A&M University, University of Central Florida, The University of Texas at Tyler, Sam Houston State University, Northwestern State University, The University of Texas at El Paso I can’t remember if all of them prepares you for both, you would have to read into it. I hope this helps!!

I was a teaching assistant at a daycare a long time ago lol

Here’s the list of schools I looked into when i was applying: Barry University, Vanguard University of Southern California, Alabama A&M University, University of Central Florida, The University of Texas at Tyler, Sam Houston State University, Northwestern State University, The University of Texas at El Paso I hope this helps!!

@@KyraJanaeee Thankyou so much

Yea you can if you want! But it will essentially be the same thing

At first I thought I wanted to be a medical doctor, but I realized that I love helping people by talking things out. So i knew therapy would be a better fit for me. Clinical psychology was perfect because it allowed me to do that and gave me the opportunity to work with almost any population! Currently As a student i am in internship so I get to perform therapy with my own clients at my internship site. I am under the supervision of my professor and a supervisor at the site. So I get a lot of feedback and help when I need it! Also I am taking three three classes right now. I’m learning about multicultural counseling and couples therapy. I never have a boring day thankfully lol and I’m really enjoying my last semester!

After undergrad, the next step would be grad school. There are masters, PsyD, and PhD programs in clinical psychology all over the US at different universities and colleges! It is possible to go straight into a PsyD or PhD program after undergrad but it is more challenging and competitive to get into one. A lot of people opt for masters programs and then apply for PsyD and/or PhD programs after!

Hi! To answer your question, yes I work on campus as a student technician for money purposes. As far as seeing clients right now, I am in training (you can only train if you’re in a grad school program) So that is the only reason why I’m able to see clients! While I’m training I am under the supervision of licensed psychologists/my professors.You won’t be able to officially see clients until you graduate with your masters.

@@KyraJanaeee Oh, gotcha! Thank you so much for your reply!

It was definitely a huge transition! I started grad school the summer after i graduated from undergrad, so I didn’t get a break. But because I started in the summer, I only had to take two classes (one at a time). That made it better because I could focus on one thing at a time and take in and adjust to grad school level work! But honestly making friends and harassing my professors when i needed help really helped with the transition 😂

It doesn’t matter as long as you satisfy the prerequisites required for your graduate program!

As long as you meet the prerequisite requirements, it shouldn’t prolong your time. Definitely look up all the required psych courses you need, to get into the programs you’re applying to, so that you can get that done while you’re still in undergrad!

@@KyraJanaeee Thank you!

NO! Don’t give up! Stats can be very challenging but if you stay in constant communication with your professor, study hard, and ask your peers for help you will make it through! There’s not many stats classes that you need to take😅 hang in there👍🏽

@@KyraJanaeee Thank you, I'll hang in there. I am totally restarting my education all over again. I really love to help people so that's the main reason why I'm pursuing psyc now. Great videos, thank you for sharing!

Thank you so much💖

Lol it is very challenging but I’m a student worker on campus, so they are very understanding and flexible when it comes to my schedule!

Awesome! I'm so glad you found your field of interest and my channel! Thank you for watching❤️

I'm trying to do psychiatric nursing

That's a great idea! I'll incorporate that in my next video! Thanks for watching❤️

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Yes, I am currently working as a student technician on campus!

Thank you and thanks for watching❤️ I have talked with a lot of my classmates about the financial reality of pursuing a Masters, Psy.D or PhD, and honestly if the program you choose is not funded then it could be a real burden. Many of my peers are still living at home with their parents, others are married with a family, and there are a select few who are kind of on their own. And all of them still say that they experience financial hardships due to the cost of higher education. There aren’t many (if any) graduate scholarships available, so loans are the go to source of aid. With funded programs the cost of tuition is covered and a stipend is awarded to graduate students. PhD programs are the most common funded programs unlike Psy.D programs. Please don’t stress too much! Even though it is challenging, it can be accomplished! I hope this helped!

@@KyraJanaeee Thank you so much for your answer! That helps out a lot, I really appreciate you❤️

I believe it’s around $600 to $700. Super pricey😅

Fortunately, my program gave us the option on writing a thesis! So, I choose not to, which i believe was a good choice for me because it would’ve required an additional year in the program. Balancing course load, internship, work, and research lab is a REAL challenge lol but it is doable! I choose not to do any research projects on my own in my lab so I’m just helping with others and that is less stress for me! My secret weapon is a planner 😂 My planner is my best friend lol it helps keep me organized and up to date on all of my assignments! I hope this helped!