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Topic	Is psychology really a useless degree?
COVxy 12/26/18 9:01:28 AM #27:	SchoolForAnts posted... I really feel we live in a fucked up system when a bachelors degree is NOT an adequate qualification for work in a specific field. Sure, you may not be anyones first choice, but at least you should be able to earn a living with said degree, or else the system is just a fucking joke. I mean, different fields require different amount of training. You wouldn't want there to be untrained doctors out there, just as you wouldn't want untrained clinical psychologists. Then, any other path in psychology is identical to any other path in the sciences, in terms of amount of training. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] <cite>COVxy posted [p:914723910] in Is psychol... [t:77334009]...</cite> <quote><cite>SchoolForAnts posted...</cite> <quote>I really feel we live in a fucked up system when a bachelors degree is NOT an adequate qualification for work in a specific field. Sure, you may not be anyones first choice, but at least you should be able to earn a living with said degree, or else the system is just a fucking joke. </quote> I mean, different fields require different amount of training. You wouldn't want there to be untrained doctors out there, just as you wouldn't want untrained clinical psychologists. Then, any other path in psychology is identical to any other path in the sciences, in terms of amount of training. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])]</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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