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Would it be a good idea to major in sociology and psychology?


Question Posted Friday October 12 2012, 6:02 pm

Or psychology and social work?

Or sociology and social work?



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Rosemarie answered Tuesday October 16 2012, 4:07 pm:
Both are good careers.

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adviceman49 answered Saturday October 13 2012, 10:41 am:
Both are excellent and rewarding career paths. To practice these careers many states are now requiring social workers to obtain a PHD in either sociology or psychology.

My advice would be to find out what level of education the state you wish to practice in requires in order to practice. If a PHD is required I would recommend psychology as this gives you a wider area in which to practice.

While you can if you wish do social work; a psychology degree allows too work and practice as a psychologist as well. Sociology somewhat limits the scope of your practice to just certain areas of sociology

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