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Psychology: What About It? by ajailer(m): 10:08pm On Jan 28, 2010
Hi my peeps, well right now i am planning on furthering my education in the sense that i wanna go to a tertiary institution but i am a lil confused bout which course to choose, now there is this friend of mine that told me that there are exciting things happening in psychology as a discipline,i mean psychology being a hot cake in the labour market.so right now i wanna know what you guys think bout it, IS PSYCHOLOGY AS A DISCIPLINE A HOT CAKE AND WHAT KIND OF COMPANIES DO I HAVE THE CHANCE OF WORKING WITH, THANKS.
Re: Psychology: What About It? by Ikengawo: 10:19pm On Jan 28, 2010
psychology is a go way to get high paying jobs with the state, and in human services. the real money is in starting a private practice which my mother does and has made close to half a million
Re: Psychology: What About It? by chopmonee: 11:11pm On Jan 28, 2010
Thanks, I have never study Psychology but It seems I am gifted by God in this regard. How , where, and what site can i go to learn more about Psychology?

I will appreciate your honest opinion please.
Re: Psychology: What About It? by Ikengawo: 8:02pm On Feb 01, 2010
speaking to a university advisor if your in school is one, or checking out a book starting with one that gives a brief history of the field and then moving on to more specific topics within the field would help.

its an excellent field that is in constant demand, one of the only fields that demand increases when the economy gets worst.
Re: Psychology: What About It? by ajailer(m): 5:59am On Feb 02, 2010
2 ikengawo

big ups to you for that positive insight
Re: Psychology: What About It? by gbokukueba(m): 7:32pm On Feb 02, 2010
ajailer:

Hi my peeps, well right now i am planning on furthering my education in the sense that i wanna go to a tertiary institution but i am a lil confused bout which course to choose, now there is this friend of mine that told me that there are exciting things happening in psychology as a discipline,i mean psychology being a hot cake in the labour market.so right now i wanna know what you guys think bout it, IS PSYCHOLOGY AS A DISCIPLINE A HOT CAKE AND WHAT KIND OF COMPANIES DO I HAVE THE CHANCE OF WORKING WITH, THANKS.

I am a graduate of Psychology and i must tell you it is a very interesting discipline. However, studying Psychology at first degree does not make you a Psychologist until you have a masters degree.

Psychology cuts across all fields and you are taught the fundamentals of these fields at first degree, when you do a masters degree you specialize in a field and you become an expert.

In Nigeria you can hardly find a psychologist making the big bucks independently except those in Academics and other public service. But you need to talk to a counsellor because i did not go into the university to study the course JAMB made me but i have no regrets.

Takia.
Re: Psychology: What About It? by Nobody: 4:19pm On Feb 03, 2010
Psychology is a good course.
Adler, Freud and all the greats.

A psychologist makes big bucks in the States, you get paid per hour.
Unfortunately it ain't so here.

I advice those whom want to read psychology in Naija to go into the academics.
Go all the way and get your Ph.d. You will earn well as a Psychology lecturer.

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Re: Psychology: What About It? by Tony142: 8:06am On Jan 16, 2020
gbokukueba:


I am a graduate of Psychology and i must tell you it is a very interesting discipline. However, studying Psychology at first degree does not make you a Psychologist until you have a masters degree.

Psychology cuts across all fields and you are taught the fundamentals of these fields at first degree, when you do a masters degree you specialize in a field and you become an expert.

In Nigeria you can hardly find a psychologist making the big bucks independently except those in Academics and other public service. But you need to talk to a counsellor because i did not go into the university to study the course JAMB made me but i have no regrets.

Takia.
. Pls can u recommend any psychology textbook for 200L, 300L and final year? Thanks
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Re: Psychology: What About It? by hakym619(m): 5:15pm On Sep 18, 2023
gbokukueba:


I am a graduate of Psychology and i must tell you it is a very interesting discipline. However, studying Psychology at first degree does not make you a Psychologist until you have a masters degree.

Psychology cuts across all fields and you are taught the fundamentals of these fields at first degree, when you do a masters degree you specialize in a field and you become an expert.

In Nigeria you can hardly find a psychologist making the big bucks independently except those in Academics and other public service. But you need to talk to a counsellor because i did not go into the university to study the course JAMB made me but i have no regrets.

Takia.


Do you think one can get masters in psychology with a diploma in occupational therapy?
Re: Psychology: What About It? by gbokukueba(m): 6:52pm On Sep 20, 2023
hakym619:



Do you think one can get masters in psychology with a diploma in occupational therapy?


No sir!

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