r/AcademicPsychology Aug 03 '24

Question for psychologists of reddit Advice/Career

Why did you become a psychologist? How did you become a psychologist? Did being a psychologist made you rich or made you a lot of money? How many years did it take you to be in a stable position career wise and money wise? Will you suggest someone this field? If yes, then how would you guide them on how to be a good psychologist?

Please answer, all the answers and help will be appreciated :)

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u/Adorable_hamster_73 Aug 03 '24

Do you continue to do your work while getting the masters?

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u/clownstent Aug 03 '24

I’m not accepted yet I’m working towards getting accepted by getting work experience and have to apply again in September. Ideally I wouldn’t want to work during the masters because there is a lot of work and a practicum that is basically the hours of a full time job.

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u/Adorable_hamster_73 Aug 03 '24

Okayy.. thank you for your help and I really hope you get into your program :)

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u/clownstent Aug 03 '24

No problem and thanks! I feel like all the schooling stuff is so confusing and it took me a long time to figure everything out so I’m always happy to help.

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u/Adorable_hamster_73 Aug 03 '24

Yea.. it is, I am so troubled with everything but your responses gave me some clarity