10-08-2009, 10:15 PM
Ok, so am I reading this correct?
After someone gets their grad degree they would have to go for another 5-6 years for their phd in psychology?
Why would anyone then do that?
I saw on salary.com that psychologists only make 65-80k a year. The student loans alone should be about 120k when they are done. Not to include why would then people not just study medicine which would be shorter in studies and more money?
I couldnt have read that correctly.
Someone step in and correct me please !
After someone gets their grad degree they would have to go for another 5-6 years for their phd in psychology?
Why would anyone then do that?
I saw on salary.com that psychologists only make 65-80k a year. The student loans alone should be about 120k when they are done. Not to include why would then people not just study medicine which would be shorter in studies and more money?
I couldnt have read that correctly.
Someone step in and correct me please !
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FEMA IS courses- alot
Aleks completed-many of them
Cleps:Spanish 67
Associates in psychology UOP
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attempting currently
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