Hi there. i was wondering if anyone else graduated this semester?

if so congratulations!

i was wondering if we could get a post saying what you got it in(ba/bs, ma, phd) and what your planning to do after you got your degree.

also i think it'd be cool to write one thing you'd suggest all those members who are still in school or just starting out to do that you wished you have done.

here's mine:
1.i graduated with a ba in psych. i've been applying to entry level counseling positions for the past 2 weeks. still looking for an opening, i think it's harder because i'm moving out of state so that kinda presents a problem with interviewing. so i am planning on taking a year off working to get residency and study for the gre and then apply to grad school. i want to get an ma in rehab therapy.

2.internships/independent study!!! do one as soon as you can! the more or the longer you've done it the better.

i was thinking of making this a meme and asking this the end of each semester(also each fall semester for beginning members with different basics)..would anyone be interested or not?

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I have access to Superlab here on campus, but does anyone know a way to create an online Implicit Association Test? Is there a program/website/etc. to use??

x-posted to psychology

I'm sorry if this is too specific, but on the off-chance that anyone is familiar with the Stanford graduate psychology program...

Would I have a dream of a chance of getting in with a 3.0 major GPA and a 3.5 cumulative? Does the cumulative even matter? This is provided I have good GRE scores, solid recommendations, and a host of extracurricular activities to do with psychology, and some undergrad research experience. And an excellent SOP.

Thank you for any insights, positive or negative!

p.s. Personal circumstances require me to stay in the Bay Area; any other good schools in the area? Does not have to be on par with Stanford. I could go as far as SF (I attend Santa Clara University right now, but they only have an MFT/counseling program), but... no other good schools in the South Bay, really, right?

Hi everyone, I'm a canadian highschool student and i'm looking for some advice.

I'm interested in fields related mostly to criminology and abnormal psychology, but i'm confused as to potential careers in those fields.

I love trying to figure out how people think, what they will do in certain situations, etc.

Any ideas for careers???

To be honest the closest I've come to finding a "match" is from watching Criminal Minds (lol.) but i'm fairly sure the job title "profiler" doesn't exist..and if it did it would be extremely limited and competitive.
I suppose a Detective/Special Agent is also really close.

Can anyone also recommend any University Courses? Or a series of Courses to get me where I want to be?

Links are appreciated