Question about Psychology.

[Yulein]

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Is Psychology a good choice? shifting to another course and not sure what to take. Can I get a decent paying job here in cebu after graduating?

Can you guys name some of the common jobs that involve a bs degree in Psychology?

Please help me ate kuya tabang hehe, first and last chance nani nako.

BIG THANK YOU IN ADVANCE SA BUOTAN NA ATE UG KUYA.

[Lazy Lion]

My girlfriend(psychology grad) is a high school guidance counselor from a reputable school. Some of her batchmates are working as HR managers as well.

*But the important thing is you're choosing a course based on your interest and not just for the money.
Well yeah, money plays a big part since we have several financial obligations and the job market is highly competitive these days but when you work hard and work smart, money will always follow.

[thekevin]

I'm a Psychology major, shiftee sad ko gikan Engineering. Yes, daghan oppurtunity ang Psychology grad. Dili lang kay HR or mga guidance counselor, kundi pwede sad social worker nga I heard dako sad daw hatag. Pwede sad ka take ug masters (which I recommend) to further your studies, hence further your future oppurtunities. Ang importante, skwelahi imo gusto ug hilig. Ayaw e push imo self into last-resort2.

[biskehzaoldyeck]

HR jd sagaran..kung ngita kag course na mabagay sa halos tanan jobs..take education major in English,pwd ka mg secretary,mag ESL, mag call center,ug uban pa

[yujjieo]

Pwede ka mu proceed ug medicine.

Pero ang importante TS, mutake kag course nga imuha jd choice. It should have something to do with your interest and passion.

[Allsons Inn]

pwede ra pud mananag.an..hahahah..bitaw daghan jud opportunity sa psychology.. pero if dli ka ganahan ana so shift to other course, kanang course nga ganahan ka para dli ka magmahay at the end.

[Pringle]

Most of my classmates nag ot, pt, etc... and murag nalingaw ra man sad sila sa ilang gipangbuhat

If you're in it for the money, just finish your course and go BPO. From there, you decide whether you take further studies, but it isn't very time efficient, no?

The most common advice you'll find around here is to take a course based on your interests. As generic as it sounds, it's the best advice even if you ask some of the richest and brightest people