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Inverness: What is it Like to Be a Clinical Psychologist?
I am a junior in college. I was thinking of law school but now I am geared towards grad school in psychology. I want to get into a PhD program for clinical psychology.
What is it like to be a clinical psychologist. How much do they make starting out? What types of employment are there for someone fresh out of grad school with that degree?
I just remember going to a psychologist for ADD testing. She charged me $400 for testing so they must make a lot of money? I want a job that is fascinating and gives me an opportunity to study and learn, but at the same time I want to help people.
I am really into the whole positive psychology movement so I want to work on changing peop...
02 Dec 08, 07:12:38
Inverness: two job offers and don't know what to do?
I'm a recent college graduate, and like many of us recent grads out there, I had a rather difficult time finding good full time opportunities in the area of finance. Recently I've interviewed for two positions and both firms did give me an offer. The problem lies in that the more secure job isn't all that challenging and the exit opportunities worry me, whereas the other job is more challenging but it's a contract position. I'm not so sure what to do, is stability better in this situation? or should I go for the more challenging position although with contracts there's definitely no certainty?
help is much appreciated...
02 Dec 08, 07:12:32
Inverness: Philosophy, Anthropology, Sociology, College?
I've been looking into a lot of things...
Mainly those focused around Sociology, I guess...
Anthropology & Philosophy are somethings I'm looking into.
I also thought a bit about Journalism...
I'm really interested in learning about people in general-
How our minds work, why we do what we do, how we evolve...
I question everything around me from
How do they know that our vocabulary is stored in our temporal lobes? to
Basic religious theories...
But, my parents think that these aren't realistic subjects to study & that I wouldn't be able to find a decent job.
[I'm not sure what they expect from me]
I've been r...
02 Dec 08, 07:12:02
Inverness: Jobs in real estate in New York City?
What would the competition be like?
What would the salary be like for entry level work?
Companies,etc??
I have a really long time to look im just asking.
Im a junior in highschool and want to move to new york after college, and am exploring my career options....
02 Dec 08, 07:12:44
Inverness: Does anyone have any ideas for a career involving...?
Right now Im a student (4th year of college). Im a gogo dancer (non nude) (500-1000 dollars a night). My goal is to graduate college with a degree that leads to a career that allows me to make at least as much money as I do now. I love dancing and performing but unfotunately, its not a long term career. I love making money. I love shopping and what I like about my current job is 1. the fact that how much money I make depends on how well I do my job (its innovative), not an hourly wage. 2. its challenging and you get alot of recognition for being good at what you do. 3. I get to socialize with people and figure out what they like. 4. its glamorous...I LOVE experimenting with hair, makeup and ...
02 Dec 08, 06:12:59
Inverness: Do I have to limit my college options? Please help?
My parents keep telling me I'm going to have to get a job to help pay for college, which I understand. But when I tell them that I'm interested in this out of state college, they get mad at me and tell me it'll be expensive enough sending me to our in state public university. I thought loans or assistance was possible?
I'm a high school junior. I have a 4.0 gpa, I'm taking IB classes (but I'm not full IB), I'm active in the music and theatre programs, I'm in KEY club and NHS. And on the PSAT last year, I scored above average.
Am I going to have to limit my college options to public in state colleges, simply because my parents don't think it&...
02 Dec 08, 06:12:49
Inverness: I've not had a job since I left school and that was 2 years ago! Help?
I don't know why, I have tried. I was going to college (uk college) until I seen the course fees. I worked in McDonalds for 2 days. I gave up.
Thats all I've done in 2 years. An interview here and there but never really got a job. I'll do anything right now for a job. Please help :(...
02 Dec 08, 06:12:03
Inverness: can i get out of my apartment lease without a lot of trouble?
I am a college student who just lost a $4,000 scholarship given to me from a local business that just went out of business/bankrupt. My roommate and I each signed a lease for our apartment which lasts from August till July. I have $1,000 in the bank and rent is $625 a month for us. My roommate's mothers pays his rent however I am responsible for mine. I have a job but I do not make enough to make rent for next semester (i'm gonna need a good $4,000+) for it and am trying to get out of my lease. I understand that usually there is a fee invovled with this and if it is lower than what I would have to pay for living there I am going to try and do it. My question however is what happens...
02 Dec 08, 06:12:33
Inverness: What to do about new look and going home for xmas?
What to do about going home for xmas and piercings? Read more?
I am 19 yrs old and a guy. I want to get a helix, conch, and an industrial piercing in my ears. I have both of my lobes done already like most ppl do. However, I am not sure what order to go in.
The reason I bring up an order/waiting each out is because I don't want to freak out the family in time for Christmas this yr with the industrial/conch being fresh/still swollen. I am going home for the holidays on the 14th and will be there until the 10th of January. I really don't want to have 4wks or so of drama over it.
My grandfather is in his 70s and I don't feel like arguing with him about it considering that...
02 Dec 08, 06:12:26
Inverness: Please help me figure out what kind of career is good for me, besides stripping (lol) :(?
Right now Im a student (4th year of college). Im a gogo dancer (non nude) (500-1000 dollars a night). My goal is to graduate college with a degree that leads to a career that allows me to make at least as much money as I do now. I love dancing and performing but unfotunately, its not a long term career. I love making money. I love shopping and what I like about my current job is 1. the fact that how much money I make depends on how well I do my job (its innovative), not an hourly wage. 2. its challenging and you get alot of recognition for being good at what you do. 3. I get to socialize with people and figure out what they like. 4. its glamorous...I LOVE experimenting with hair, makeup and ...
02 Dec 08, 06:12:06
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