RESOURCES FOR PSYCHOLOGY STUDENTS
How to Become a School Counselor: Education, Licensure & Careers
If you're interested in education and psychology, enjoy working with students, and have a passion for helping others to achieve their goals, school counseling may be a great career for you.
How to Become a Clinical Psychologist: Education, Licensure & Careers
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.
How to Become a Social Worker: Education, Licensure & Careers
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.
How to Become a Counselor: Education, Licensure & Careers
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.
How to Become a Therapist: Education, Licensure & Careers
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.
What is the Difference Between Clinical and Counseling Psychology?
Clinical and counseling psychology are similar fields, but with important differences. Learn how they differ so you can choose the right specialty.
A Guide to Psychology Internships
Psychology internships help students develop the necessary skills to be ready for work in the field. Learn how to find internships and apply!
Managing stress during finals for college students
In order to manage symptoms of stress before, during, and after finals, students must know how to identify and manage the symptoms of stress.
Is a Degree in Applied Behavior Analysis Worth the Cost? A Q&A with Saint Joseph’s University
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) uses behavior modification treatments instead of traditional counseling. Could this career be right for you?
How Long Does It Take to Get a Psychology Degree?
Earning your psychology degree may take anywhere from four to fifteen years, depending on your career goals and what degree you choose to pursue.