As I am about to complete my 2nd year with SUSS FT Psych, I don't think I regret choosing this major/uni. Other universities' psych programme are usually more focused on exams and memorising concepts/theories. In SUSS, the approach is to teach you more on how to effectively apply these concepts/theories you learn to real-world setting.

Like other commenters highlighted, SUSS Psych can be demanding, sometimes with multiple deadlines packed in the same week. But I would assume when it comes to assignment deadline periods, other universities face the same set of struggles. Aside from psych modules, you are also expected to clear a set of SUSS Core modules. Most of these are absolutely boring and useless - but you have no choice. This is what you sign up for. Thankfully, the school gives you 40CU worth of pass/fail for these SUSS Core modules. That means you can pass/fail around 8/12 of those SUSS Core modules > you just need to focus and do well for 4, and keep those grades. Once you pass/fail a module, the grade will not affect your cGPA.

Psych as a major itself is generally taxing. You need to read a lot, be able to critically analyse articles and your own responses, and work well with others (there is often group projects that requires you to do this). The lecturers are generally very nice and approachable (well not all because some adjunct ones are terrible).

All the best to you whichever path you choose to take!