Requirements of a Psychology Degree
Published October 30, 2011 | 
A psychology degree has one of the surest forms of job safety possible – one that is not influenced by economic depression, that cannot be sent offshore, and one that will be always in demand. However, it is not easy getting a psychology degree. The easiest degree in psychology, an undergraduate one, takes four years. And even that does not make one a psychologist. To become one, you have to study a graduate course for four to six more years. These doctoral programs have very stiff competition to get into – in some top universities, only 2-5% of students who apply get selected. Continue reading
Getting a Degree in Psychology
Published October 30, 2011 | An education in psychology prepares one to work with the one factor that is common in all jobs: people. Whether you are working as a professional psychologist, or as an advertising copywriter, the principles of psychology will help you reach your audience. There are different types of degrees you can take in psychology. These include the bachelor’s, associate’s, master’s and graduate degrees. It must be noted that only a graduate degree will prepare you to become a clinical psychologist who can have a private practice. Only about 25% of graduates of a bachelors degree are able to work in a field related to psychology, so you have to be careful about your career path if you take such a degree. Continue reading
The Top 5 Women’s Dreams – Expertly Analysed
Published October 30, 2011 | These are the five most common female dreams – and expertly analysed by psychologists. These are the results:
Appearing Naked In Public
Appearing naked in public psychologically indicates that you are feeling vulnerable and, perhaps more to the point, afraid of being caught unawares or caught off guard, suggesting that there is something happening in your life that you are not prepared for.
Being Chased
Dreaming about being chased, according to psychologists, simply means you are consciously avoiding an issue or, in other words, running and hiding from something. The person, or thing, chasing you may also represent an aspect of your personality, such as feelings of jealousy, anger or hatred. Continue reading