RESOURCES FOR PSYCHOLOGY STUDENTS

Social work presents a golden opportunity to embark upon a highly rewarding career path. It also offers a promising job outlook, as the field is projected to add nearly 91,000 jobs before the year 2030.

Counselors have an indispensable impact on their client's lives, and must achieve the proper education and training to ensure clients benefit from the important work counselors do.

Becoming a therapist requires years of training, and a year or two of practical training before passing an accreditation exam. Make sure you're committed to the goal of helping others before embarking on this journey.

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) uses behavior modification treatments instead of traditional counseling. Could this career be right for you?

Earning your psychology degree may take anywhere from four to fifteen years, depending on your career goals and what degree you choose to pursue.

Wondering what you can do with a forensic psychology degree? You may be surprised to learn the career options available to you!

As states increase their offering of long-term mental health care they are encountering a new problem: the need for qualified mental health professionals.

More college athletes are majoring in sports psychology than ever before - have you ever wondered why?

Maria Clemente is a recent graduate of the Master's in Mental Health Counseling program at Monmouth University in New Jersey.

The field of psychology is incredibly diverse, which means job opportunities are nearly endless. Here are 6 unique careers in psychology you could pursue.