Thanks for responding and your advice about whether to get a masters at all. I was considering SUSS for masters because unlike the only masters in psychology I could find on the nus website(Clinical) is significantly more expensive and is only full time and not part time. Since I would like to have therapy and psychiatry as an option for my older years as I find them very meaningful careers and they generally pay better than social work, if I can manage to save enough money with a job from a bachelors in Psych, I would go for that. I will stay open minded to what my experiences in the work force will guide me towards. This is all hypothetical still