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Re: Thesis Problems

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tj

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Date Posted: 01:52:14 09/02/02 Mon
In reply to: ~AcidRain~ 's message, "Thesis Problems" on 23:55:40 09/01/02 Sun

so if you could do anything, what would it be? i work on a college campus and talk to students about this sort of problem all the time. here's what i would suggest: 1.) go to your campus career counseling center and spend some serious time talking to a counselor there. on my campus, we have tons of resources for students to check out when they are trying to focus on a career. 2.) maybe you could check out the apa webpage (www.apa.org) in the students section. there's some good resources there about careers in psych. you might find that you can use your degree in a way that you hadn't thought of before so you won't have to change your major during your last year. if you decide to change your major, you might not have too many problems, and maybe will add one more year at most to graduation. but that, of course, will depend on how different the requirements for that other major are from the psych requirements. hope this helps a little!

:)

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Author: ~AcidRain~ [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 14:04:19 09/02/02 Mon Honestly dont know what I want to do. But thanks tj. I am so just going to freak for now, prob make it half way through the year, then decide to do something about my fears of being trappend in a stuffy little office with people hateing me. lol. ~AcidRain [ Post a Reply to This Message ]