I'm sorry, I know you mean well but all these jobs/career options all need additional schooling, time and money after you get your bachelor's degree. This is very misleading as I looked up every position mentioned and they all need more time, money and training. That is not what you can do with a Bachelor's. This video is so depressing
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Finishing my BA in psychology minor in social work growing up there was no support and family made me feel like I wouldn’t be successful with a psych major so I initially went into business found out it’s not for me at all lol thankfully there is so much info nowadays now I’m confident I’ll be successful! Thanks for this helpful straight to the point information!
Yess speak it into existence, you will be successful! 👏🏾👏🏾 I hear you doubts can definitely creep up when there’s pressure from family, etc. to go down a different route but I’m happy to hear that you found your way back to a field that you’re passionate about. Best of luck in finishing up your program and minor, you got this!! Thanks for watching 💜💜💜
Hi I'm considering changing my major from computer science to Psychology for certain reasons. Do you think you can give me some advice? I would highly appreciate it
@@bri8634 I’m going to be honest with you because it’s is an emotional field, you are helping children that has been diagnosed with a serious/ chronic illness or cancer so you would be working in a hospital setting. But your a support system for the child and family. So if a child is about get a series of shots, you would be there to give comfort like play therapy or if a teenager is going through a major surgery you would talk to them about their fears. Also a little social work like providing referrals. But this requires additional training. It’s rewarding but it’s also very emotional because you will see a child die 😢
@@TiaNichole17 I see 😕 are you currently a child life specialist? I’m getting my BA in psych and will probably graduate next summer or fall so is this a career I can get right after graduating or what would be a good job to start off fresh out of school? I also do plan on getting my masters at some point I’m just not sure what I want to specialize in yet
@@bri8634 I’m still in school I teach preschool but I have had co worker go into child life and go through their masters program. you can even work in a special needs classroom or volunteer at the hospital. I personal am working towards becoming a dance and movement therapist in a children hospital. There are a lot of preschool teachers that transition into another field of child development. From how my co worked explain it to me is your their to minimize the stress and anxiety of that child and to get them through a critical point in their lives.
@@bri8634 also if you go into preschool you can have to take some classes on top of your degree but if you take that route try applying to a Montessori school. But get the required classes they are usually cheaper at the community college level.
Great video. My daughter is in the process of graduating high school and going into Psychology. I am confident she is going to make it all the way through.
A BA in Psychology is the biggest con degree ever. Yes it's interesting, but who's trying to pay you for that? If you don't intend to get a masters or PhD forget being able to live a comfortable life. Found out the hard way that helping people only doesn't pay, but you make just enough not to qualify for government assistance. If that's the life you want get a BA in Psychology. And case management sucks! I don't know why people think it's good. It's alot of work for little pay. Sorry but it's the truth. Graduated 16 years ago and have worked in mental health, and I can't get a job making more than $42,000! Think about that! That's robbery. At least teachers get perks and discounts. You get nothing. And the skills aren't even transferable. Mental health workers are under valued. I would have gotten a finance, technology or healthcare degree if I had to do it all over again. This is a cautionary tale for anyone that will listen. You may say I don't care about the money. Trust me you will.
I just graduated with a BA in psychology and a minor in additive disorders and recovery studies (ADRS) and this helped me so much. i am trying to find a job! :(
Childcare is an insult! I’m almost done with getting my undergraduate and wk in childcare yrs ago and the pay is a joke in GA!!!! No benefits you can’t even afford housing!
@@mysticriver6735 not only the salary sucks but they want you to get more education and don’t pay decent salary to rent an apartment. I know my mom used to be a day care teacher 20 years before she retired from it. Plus a stressful and demanding job.
@@yllamadavenport8339 very true! I wish they did pay more because the workers deserve it however I understand that some centers pay are on strict budgets etc
That's the route that I took and am now working in the field. We need more passionate and competent counselors within this field. I have a video on what I wish I knew before going into grad school for mental health too! =)
Thank you so much for posting this! I currently changed my major from Nursing to Psychology. What type of government jobs do you know specifically that I can look into? ☺️ Appreciate you!
Depending on what state you live in you can work as an unlicensed social worker ( for the state of Georgia you can), Parks and recreation ( city government), public relations ( public relations manager) lobbyist, hiv advocate area on aging agency ( working with senior citizens)
@Taylor B if you do decide to switch from nursing to psychology what path in psychology would you take? Would you become a counselor,go into the business field, community work?
You are very professional love. Although this was very informative, it’s very sad that the first 3 things you stated are positions you can get In without a bachelor’s degree. I want to be a clinical psychologist so I was under the impression that you had to have a psychology degree. When in fact you don’t. You just have to have a bachelor’s and apply for your graduate program. I love psychology but there aren’t many positives with obtaining an AS OR BS in this field. Really loved your advice at the end!
Thanks for watching and I appreciate you sharing your perspective.! =) A bachelor's in psych definitely isn't required to pursue graduate degrees in clinical psychology however it could be helpful in setting the groundwork for pursuing a Masters or Doctoral degree in this field.
I am an ABA therapist and let me tell you that it’s a new field, not quite respected by anyone yet and you definitely have to love the field before you can care about the pay. Starting pay ranges for an RBT is $14-$25/hr. BCBA get paid salary but you do not need a masters in ABA anymore to be a BCBA.
Definitely do not get respect as a RBT or BCBA. However, you absolutely do need a masters to become a BCBA. The BACB will not let anyone sit for the exam without a masters degree. If a company hired a person with just a masters in ABA and no license, RUN from that company. It’s very unethical and their services are not helping the family nor client
I am currently studying for my bachelor's in communications but I am curious about changing to Psychology. I don't know if I should change or if I should just minor ...
Such a tough decision! I actually did the opposite and minored in communications while majoring in Psychology and Social Work. That worked for me knowing that I wanted to work directly in the field of mental health and counseling however if a communications degree is more suitable for where you want to be in the future and a minor in psychology can enhance some of the skills you're cultivating in that program it may be a better fit. A bachelor's degree also isn't the end all be all if you want to pursue different career paths in the future =)
Awesome! Thanks so much. I was thinking that I was interested in research but when you mentioned statistics I started to have second thoughts. Now I’m thinking more like case manager. Question: Does being a case manager give you enough management experience to then later apply for a management position in a totally different field? Thanks for the video! It was helpful! :)
So many decisions! 😁 And I’m glad you found this helpful! 💜 And to answer your question it depends on the role and setting you’re in. Sometimes there is a case management department in an organization that you can work your way up in and eventually do more supervision/managerial work. In general, case management can provide you with so many transferable skills that could make you more marketable for a management position elsewhere!
I’m a recreation therapy major and at this point as a junior I have just as many psych credits as I do REC credits. I feel stuck because I don’t know what jobs are out there for psychology. I don’t think I want to be a therapist because it’s like being a teacher. I want a less social job. What do I do?
Hello! I plan to go to graduate school and take up counseling. What is the length of your program and what specifically do you plan to do with your degree ?
Hi!! Congratulations!! 🎉 we need more great counselors in the world! My program is for a Master’s in Counseling Psychology and can be completed in 2-3 years at a full-time pace/course load! I plan to become a licensed mental health counselor after graduating and my most recent video actually has some tips for things to consider as you’re thinking about grad school especially for psychology. Hope that helps and let me know if you have any other questions! 😁
So here's the plan I am doing psychology with minor in hr management and also certification in criminology this is because I really want to work in the court system
It’s been a ride all for my degree and seeing this tutorial makes me feel even more relieved because I’m now sure Stray Administration got me right🙂, I now have a good degree certificate and blissful job.. All I had to do was hit the UA-cam search icon and type in Stray Stray Administration, his channel popped right after…
I’m taking a gap year (and some change lol) for grad school in psychology (MFT). I applied for an education degree, to teach early elementary…is this too much off track? I want to gain more experience with working with children/families.
I just checked and shocked! Case managers makes a lot, people think psychology specially at undergrad you don't make money but according to some sites and google, case managers make 6 figures ranging from 105K to 116K after undergrad which is pretty good!
@@Ayesha-es4nq no but psych is one of the important courses of my degree. I'm a business student, we have classes in human psych, organizational behavior, consumer psych etc.
@@Ayesha-es4nq I was very interested in psych major at one point but didn't chose it since people in Pakistan doesn't take mental health seriously and there's no a lot money in psych but now after this video and some other resources I get to know there are other things in psych too which can make good money. I'm planning on doing masters in consumer behavior (marketing with focus on psych).
Awesome video! I am thinking of of either going into Case management or Psychology teacher...I am planning on getting my masters after I graduate next May to become a school guidance counselor.. do you have to do any internship for psychology teacher or case management?
Thank you!! Such great options. It honestly depends on the requirements of your Psych program and varies from school to school some may require an internship or field placement and others may not (although I always think it's beneficial to get internship experience whether it's required or not if possible) With teaching, usually you would have to major in the subject you're interested in and be in the education program simultaneously. With becoming a teacher there is usually a required teaching field placement where you get experience within the classroom in order to graduate. Going into guidance counseling has different requirements with field placements at the Master's level =)
It depends on the job you're applying for, employers these days are typically looking for related experience or skills that can be transferrable to the role at hand =)
1. Case manager
2.childcare worker
3.aba therapist
4. Research assistant
5.high school level psychology teacher
You can also go into the Recruiting field! Thats what I am doing now :))
How can you be a teache without a teachinh license?
I'm sorry, I know you mean well but all these jobs/career options all need additional schooling, time and money after you get your bachelor's degree. This is very misleading as I looked up every position mentioned and they all need more time, money and training. That is not what you can do with a Bachelor's. This video is so depressing
Case Manager
Childcare Worker
ABA Therapist
Research Assistant
Psychology Teacher
Thanks! I did not want to watch this whole video :)
you all probably dont give a damn but does someone know of a tool to get back into an instagram account??
I was stupid forgot my password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me
@Felix Joseph It worked and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thank you so much you saved my account!
@Aryan Tadeo No problem xD
Don’t you need a masters in psych to be a psychology teacher?
I'm finishing up my statistics class this semester. I got to say, the course thoroughly whooped my ass. It's more challenging than it seems.
Experimental Design? That shit is horrrible
Same here! It’s a lot more words than math, and it threw me off 🙃!
which degree?
Statistics is something else smh😑
Girl this class definitely made me lose hair
Finishing my BA in psychology minor in social work growing up there was no support and family made me feel like I wouldn’t be successful with a psych major so I initially went into business found out it’s not for me at all lol thankfully there is so much info nowadays now I’m confident I’ll be successful! Thanks for this helpful straight to the point information!
Yess speak it into existence, you will be successful! 👏🏾👏🏾 I hear you doubts can definitely creep up when there’s pressure from family, etc. to go down a different route but I’m happy to hear that you found your way back to a field that you’re passionate about. Best of luck in finishing up your program and minor, you got this!! Thanks for watching 💜💜💜
Hi I'm considering changing my major from computer science to Psychology for certain reasons. Do you think you can give me some advice? I would highly appreciate it
For all my people that wants to work with children, child life specialist
What does that entail? I wanna work with kids
@@bri8634 I’m going to be honest with you because it’s is an emotional field, you are helping children that has been diagnosed with a serious/ chronic illness or cancer so you would be working in a hospital setting. But your a support system for the child and family. So if a child is about get a series of shots, you would be there to give comfort like play therapy or if a teenager is going through a major surgery you would talk to them about their fears. Also a little social work like providing referrals. But this requires additional training. It’s rewarding but it’s also very emotional because you will see a child die 😢
@@TiaNichole17 I see 😕 are you currently a child life specialist? I’m getting my BA in psych and will probably graduate next summer or fall so is this a career I can get right after graduating or what would be a good job to start off fresh out of school? I also do plan on getting my masters at some point I’m just not sure what I want to specialize in yet
@@bri8634 I’m still in school I teach preschool but I have had co worker go into child life and go through their masters program. you can even work in a special needs classroom or volunteer at the hospital. I personal am working towards becoming a dance and movement therapist in a children hospital. There are a lot of preschool teachers that transition into another field of child development. From how my co worked explain it to me is your their to minimize the stress and anxiety of that child and to get them through a critical point in their lives.
@@bri8634 also if you go into preschool you can have to take some classes on top of your degree but if you take that route try applying to a Montessori school. But get the required classes they are usually cheaper at the community college level.
Thank you for the breakdown. I’m going back to school . My children are all older now . I’m ready
I'm finishing my MA and entering a PhD program. You guys need an advanced degree to truly make grand difference and more $
Great video. My daughter is in the process of graduating high school and going into Psychology. I am confident she is going to make it all the way through.
Yes!! I hope so too and appreciate you taking the time to research different options within this field as her father!
@@AsToldByBrandy Thank you kindly for recognizing me. I’m just glad that I came upon your video to give inspiration to my daughter.
Man this was dope . Very informative. You look really cute too btw 🤟🏾
Awww thank you! So glad you liked it =D
I’m looking into mental health psychology, because eventually I want that doctoral degree okayyyyy
A BA in Psychology is the biggest con degree ever. Yes it's interesting, but who's trying to pay you for that? If you don't intend to get a masters or PhD forget being able to live a comfortable life. Found out the hard way that helping people only doesn't pay, but you make just enough not to qualify for government assistance. If that's the life you want get a BA in Psychology. And case management sucks! I don't know why people think it's good. It's alot of work for little pay. Sorry but it's the truth. Graduated 16 years ago and have worked in mental health, and I can't get a job making more than $42,000! Think about that! That's robbery. At least teachers get perks and discounts. You get nothing. And the skills aren't even transferable. Mental health workers are under valued. I would have gotten a finance, technology or healthcare degree if I had to do it all over again. This is a cautionary tale for anyone that will listen. You may say I don't care about the money. Trust me you will.
I’m in my 20s and I’m literally realizing this. Thanks for keeping it a buck
Literally graduating this fall :( I really want to try case management or working in someone's HR dpt
@@QUEEN-cn4ln Go for HR. At least you can move around to different industries. Case Management is limiting
I’m definitely trying to get into case management and I graduate this month with my bachelors!
Yess! We need more great case managers in this field and CONGRATULATIONS, that is so exciting and hope you’re getting to celebrate!! 🎉😁
Congradulations
BREEZYYYYYYY you look so good!!! Loving this content 💛🧡🖤
Chanelle Garcia chanelle!! Thanks so much boo, I appreciate you 😘💜💜
I just graduated with a BA in psychology and a minor in additive disorders and recovery studies (ADRS) and this helped me so much. i am trying to find a job! :(
Childcare is an insult! I’m almost done with getting my undergraduate and wk in childcare yrs ago and the pay is a joke in GA!!!! No benefits you can’t even afford housing!
Childcare workers don’t get paid that much money
@@yllamadavenport8339 exactly
@@mysticriver6735 not only the salary sucks but they want you to get more education and don’t pay decent salary to rent an apartment. I know my mom used to be a day care teacher 20 years before she retired from it. Plus a stressful and demanding job.
I tell anyone if you love and have compassion for kids go for it but don’t inspect a higher paying salary.
@@yllamadavenport8339 very true! I wish they did pay more because the workers deserve it however I understand that some centers pay are on strict budgets etc
I've just enrolled for bachelors in psych, I'm really interested in going down the mental health and counselling route,
Me too! Great minds think alike!
That's the route that I took and am now working in the field. We need more passionate and competent counselors within this field. I have a video on what I wish I knew before going into grad school for mental health too! =)
Same here
Thank you so much for posting this! I currently changed my major from Nursing to Psychology. What type of government jobs do you know specifically that I can look into? ☺️ Appreciate you!
What made you switch?
Depending on what state you live in you can work as an unlicensed social worker ( for the state of Georgia you can), Parks and recreation ( city government), public relations ( public relations manager) lobbyist, hiv advocate area on aging agency ( working with senior citizens)
@Taylor B if you do decide to switch from nursing to psychology what path in psychology would you take? Would you become a counselor,go into the business field, community work?
Same here! Can’t stand to be forced into being vaccinated. It’s my choice.
Welcome to the field of psych! To add onto this already running list: correctional counseling, and counseling at the VA (dept. of veteran's affairs)
You are very professional love. Although this was very informative, it’s very sad that the first 3 things you stated are positions you can get In without a bachelor’s degree. I want to be a clinical psychologist so I was under the impression that you had to have a psychology degree. When in fact you don’t. You just have to have a bachelor’s and apply for your graduate program. I love psychology but there aren’t many positives with obtaining an AS OR BS in this field. Really loved your advice at the end!
just have to have B.A. in which field prior to applying for graduate program
Thanks for watching and I appreciate you sharing your perspective.! =) A bachelor's in psych definitely isn't required to pursue graduate degrees in clinical psychology however it could be helpful in setting the groundwork for pursuing a Masters or Doctoral degree in this field.
@@AsToldByBrandy Agreed!
Thank you for creating this video and for sharing, very helpful. Love and light to you!
So glad it was helpful and thank you for watching!
I am an ABA therapist and let me tell you that it’s a new field, not quite respected by anyone yet and you definitely have to love the field before you can care about the pay. Starting pay ranges for an RBT is $14-$25/hr. BCBA get paid salary but you do not need a masters in ABA anymore to be a BCBA.
Definitely do not get respect as a RBT or BCBA. However, you absolutely do need a masters to become a BCBA. The BACB will not let anyone sit for the exam without a masters degree. If a company hired a person with just a masters in ABA and no license, RUN from that company. It’s very unethical and their services are not helping the family nor client
I have associates degree. And I’ve had three opportunities for Aba/rbt the last 2 weeks.
You have such a beautiful and funny way about you ! Love it !
Ooo very informative! Love this 💯
truegurl t thank you!!! 💜💜🥰
nice video but please make the background noise less
love the little funny voice edits
haha thanks for watching!
I am currently studying for my bachelor's in communications but I am curious about changing to Psychology. I don't know if I should change or if I should just minor ...
Such a tough decision! I actually did the opposite and minored in communications while majoring in Psychology and Social Work. That worked for me knowing that I wanted to work directly in the field of mental health and counseling however if a communications degree is more suitable for where you want to be in the future and a minor in psychology can enhance some of the skills you're cultivating in that program it may be a better fit. A bachelor's degree also isn't the end all be all if you want to pursue different career paths in the future =)
Thank you for this overview!
Awesome! Thanks so much. I was thinking that I was interested in research but when you mentioned statistics I started to have second thoughts. Now I’m thinking more like case manager. Question: Does being a case manager give you enough management experience to then later apply for a management position in a totally different field? Thanks for the video! It was helpful! :)
So many decisions! 😁 And I’m glad you found this helpful! 💜 And to answer your question it depends on the role and setting you’re in. Sometimes there is a case management department in an organization that you can work your way up in and eventually do more supervision/managerial work. In general, case management can provide you with so many transferable skills that could make you more marketable for a management position elsewhere!
I almost failed statistics by 1.36% but the teacher was nice enough to let me go back to old work and get that grade up 😩 hardest class I’ve had
I’m a recreation therapy major and at this point as a junior I have just as many psych credits as I do REC credits. I feel stuck because I don’t know what jobs are out there for psychology. I don’t think I want to be a therapist because it’s like being a teacher. I want a less social job. What do I do?
I plan to go into the interior design field and feel I can benefit from this?! What do you think?
Thank you very much, is was very helpful 🥰
So glad it was helpful!! 💜
Hello! I plan to go to graduate school and take up counseling. What is the length of your program and what specifically do you plan to do with your degree ?
Hi!! Congratulations!! 🎉 we need more great counselors in the world! My program is for a Master’s in Counseling Psychology and can be completed in 2-3 years at a full-time pace/course load! I plan to become a licensed mental health counselor after graduating and my most recent video actually has some tips for things to consider as you’re thinking about grad school especially for psychology. Hope that helps and let me know if you have any other questions! 😁
Beauty with brains
Thank you!!
Okayyy Cheetah Girlllll!!!! I see youuuu☺️
haha ALWAYS! Thanks for watching
Great video! Thank you
Thank you so much for this information
So here's the plan I am doing psychology with minor in hr management and also certification in criminology this is because I really want to work in the court system
It’s been a ride all for my degree and seeing this tutorial makes me feel even more relieved because I’m now sure Stray Administration got me right🙂, I now have a good degree certificate and blissful job..
All I had to do was hit the UA-cam search icon and type in Stray Stray Administration, his channel popped right after…
thanks for such an inspiration video love it
Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed it!!
I’m taking a gap year (and some change lol) for grad school in psychology (MFT). I applied for an education degree, to teach early elementary…is this too much off track? I want to gain more experience with working with children/families.
I’m studying as a undergrad rn and this is Very helpful
So glad you found it helpful! & best of luck in undergrad 😁😁
Thank you for this!
You're welcome and thanks for watching!
I'm a psychology undergrad and I'm currently doing field work.
Thanks for the detail
You're welcome!! Thanks for watching!
What’s better sweetheart ? To study psychology at the university or in med school ? ❤❤❤
You look gorgeous!!! 😍😍😍I’m not going to school for psychology but I’m really interested in the movies do you have any u recommend?!
Thank you love!! Yes, of course, I recently just watched the wonder woman 84 movie that was pretty good! =)
I’ll check it out! I’ve heard about it
Congratulations on your future endeavors
get a BA is psych if you wanna be broke
Thank you !!!
You're welcome & thanks for watching!
Hi, thanks a lot for this video.
I have a BA in guidance and Counseling, also want to apply Masters in psychology,is this ok and a good match?
Also . probation officer is one of them .
I just checked and shocked! Case managers makes a lot, people think psychology specially at undergrad you don't make money but according to some sites and google, case managers make 6 figures ranging from 105K to 116K after undergrad which is pretty good!
you from pak? I see your comments on many videos
@@Ayesha-es4nq yess and you too?
@@nycto16 yes me too. are you a psych student?
@@Ayesha-es4nq no but psych is one of the important courses of my degree. I'm a business student, we have classes in human psych, organizational behavior, consumer psych etc.
@@Ayesha-es4nq I was very interested in psych major at one point but didn't chose it since people in Pakistan doesn't take mental health seriously and there's no a lot money in psych but now after this video and some other resources I get to know there are other things in psych too which can make good money. I'm planning on doing masters in consumer behavior (marketing with focus on psych).
Awesome video! I am thinking of of either going into Case management or Psychology teacher...I am planning on getting my masters after I graduate next May to become a school guidance counselor.. do you have to do any internship for psychology teacher or case management?
Thank you!! Such great options. It honestly depends on the requirements of your Psych program and varies from school to school some may require an internship or field placement and others may not (although I always think it's beneficial to get internship experience whether it's required or not if possible) With teaching, usually you would have to major in the subject you're interested in and be in the education program simultaneously. With becoming a teacher there is usually a required teaching field placement where you get experience within the classroom in order to graduate. Going into guidance counseling has different requirements with field placements at the Master's level =)
Do you need experience before applying for job in these fields?
It depends on the job you're applying for, employers these days are typically looking for related experience or skills that can be transferrable to the role at hand =)
What can you do with an associate in Psychology?
Can I get job with a masters degree in psychology? Or do I have to pursue PhD must??
The music is so loud. It's annoying.
What jobs pay at least $20
You probably aren’t gonna get these jobs without a masters
can you be an aba therapist or any of these with Tourette's Syndrome?
Is there alot of writing involved in Bachelors psychology major? Thanks
I would say it depends on your school and professors.
Beauty
OMG!!! I'm sure you mean well but get to the point already!
Omgg Ik