hello. so i am going to be graduating with my associates of art after this semester. then with my associates in criminal justice after two semesters. but after taking a couseling and development class and psychology im looking more towards psychology major with a minor in communications. can you tell me what your plan was to get your degree and any other advice.
[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Work & School category? Maybe give some free advice about: Colleges & Universities? Jami answered Thursday August 26 2010, 11:58 am: After taking a bunch of honors courses that were mainly literature, art history and writing intensive I started out with an Associate's degree in Arts just like you. I always felt that Psychology courses came the most naturally to me so I was excited to take them every semester. I would take about three Pysc classes and mix them with two other classes and it worked out great for me academically. Communications is a good minor to take with Psychology as the major because compared to so many others it is less demanding. There really was no big secret to it because psychology majors are not required to take many math or Chemistry courses beyond the basics. Your course study is made up of mainly Psychology courses along with any electives you choose. You get a lot of free electives as a psyc major which I loved. Its a great major to have if you get enjoyment out of studying psychology without the headache. A degree in Psychology can also be applied to almost any career. Grad school is the point where your course study would become specific, but until then its pretty general.
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