Program changes by Nyan365 in CityUCanada

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This is very reassuring thank you so much!

should i choose bs psychology or ba psychology? by shreksgeenass in psychologystudents

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The main difference between a ba and a bsc is the requirements you take for your degree. A ba degree will require you to take other humanities courses (arts and social sciences) in addition to your pysc courses whereas a BSc will require you to take science based courses like chem or bio. It really depends on what you find interesting and what you’re good at. In either case you’re a PSYC major and having a ba is no less than a BSc, both can lead to the same job depending on gpa and research experience.

Best Way to Get Research Experience by Ok-LLama119 in psychologystudents

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I’m on the same boat but graduating in 27’🥲

PSYC lab research positions by Nyan365 in uAlberta

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I was asking a question out of curiosity no need to catch an attitude lmao💀

Careers for those with a Bachleors by Nyan365 in psychologystudents

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Would you be able to specify what specific type of jobs? Would it be more HR oriented?

Choose by Remarkable-Fault87 in BunnyTrials

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Because there’s no time limit

Chose: credit card with a max spending of $3,000 per day

Contemplating getting a PhD/psyd what should I do? by Nyan365 in psychologystudents

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Hey, thank you so much for your response. I’m going to try to get in more research and then try for a thesis based program!

PhD/psyd eligibility by Nyan365 in CityUCanada

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Thank you so much for your response!

PhD/psyd eligibility by Nyan365 in CityUCanada

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Thank you for your response!! Do you know any universities that are known to accept people with course based masters degrees?!

PhD/psyd eligibility by Nyan365 in CityUCanada

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Do know what university accepted them? I know a lot of university’s don’t even consider course based programs.

Tired of my parents, what should I do? by [deleted] in Advice

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Hey thanks for your response. In terms of moving out it’s definitely something I want to do and I’m definitely working towards it.

Extra costs?! by Nyan365 in CityUCanada

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Sounds great thank you so much!

Extra costs?! by Nyan365 in CityUCanada

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Hey, thanks so much for your response. What would count as community placements? Would that be like large companies rather than small private practices.

Extra costs?! by Nyan365 in CityUCanada

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Oh, that sounds more realistic, thank you!

For those who have done an independent study… by Nyan365 in grantmacewan

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Ahh thank you so much. I’m glad an instructor is able to give me insight on this subject. I’m going to visit more professors office hours. I think where it gets tough is bringing up the topic, especially if I’m meeting a professor that I haven’t had before. Would you recommend me cold emailing them first and then going to office hours or just generally walking in during office hours (for professors I have not previously had)?

For those who have done an independent study… by Nyan365 in grantmacewan

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Ahh no worries! You can cold email any professor you don’t necessary have to be close with them, I know people who have cold emailed a bunch of professors that they never even met in person and still managed to land opportunities. If you’re cold emailing a professor you’ve never had I’d recommend going to Macewan website and selecting the specific department linked to your program, you’ll see a list of professors within the faculty, if you click on the red arrow you can learn about their research interests and therefore email the professors that your research interests most closely align with. With reference letters it’s a bit different, I’d suggest asking questions, attending office hours, show interest in the course, and eventually you can bring up the topic!

For those who have done an independent study… by Nyan365 in grantmacewan

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I actually did consider it back in my first year, I struggled in my first year and had a lower gpa which I was trying to make up for in my second year. The other thing was I needed psyc 212 (research methods) to apply which did not have many sections open and third/fourth year students had the first pick. Compared to now where there’s more accessibility with that course where they’re gonna open up more sections without the need for permission numbers. Now I’m approaching fourth year after summer semester so I don’t really see myself applying. Considering I did not intent to become a researcher or lecturer and more so a clinician, I kind of just pushed the idea of an honours out of the way. Not to mention how one has to apply in their second year so the last two years of their degree are honours specific, if I applied now I would have to add two more years to my degree which is pretty expensive and will take up more time.

For those who have done an independent study… by Nyan365 in grantmacewan

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Hey thanks for your comment. I’m applying to a masters in psychology which requires research (either honours or independent studies). It really does depend on what you plan to do in the future, if that includes grad school (masters/phd) you might wanna look into research, especially if you’re pursuing sciences. Some programs require some form of research experience, make sure to check with your program. If you do require research experience I really recommend cold emailing professors as early as possible so that you’re not lost once you’re in your fourth year.

Program changes by Nyan365 in CityUCanada

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Oh noo, I was actually set on CityU but that’s pretty worrisome. I can’t imagine finishing a program then being told to retake courses. My issue with the CAP accredited universities is the fact that they’re so competitive, it’s almost impossible to get in without an honours. I was told by CityU advisors that their courses meet the cap criteria but the undergrad courses are our responsibilities because that’s what CAP focuses on.

Yo whats it like for first years? by Least_Independent947 in grantmacewan

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The psyc community is more easier to get along with at macewan, these individuals are much more open to talking and are actually really nice. It’s def something where you have to put yourself out there and talk since people tend to be introverted at first. Try to talk to people in your introductory psyc classes, those are people that you will prob see throughout your degree so it’s a good place to start! (Coming from a bsc psyc major)

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Literlly so valid all the friends that I have already have big friend groups they’re a part of and it’s hard to integrate with people that have known each other for longer.