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How might I know I can do well in that area? What are some key skills needed in the field and are certain personalities better suited for it than others?

I'm currently a junior in high school and I'm still working on choosing what I want to go to college for. I might be interested in psychology, law, or finance, but I also really enjoy art and design. What kinds of things should I consider before making my final choice?

I'm currently a junior in high school and might be interested in a career in psychology. Are there any classes that I should take while in high school? Any jobs I can get now that would get me experience and exposure to the field, or that would at least be somewhat relevant?

I'm currently a junior in high school and might be interested in something like a lawyer or paralegal for my future career. Are there any jobs that would be good for me to get into now for experience? Any classes that I should take in school?

I'm currently a junior in high school and might be interested in finance. Are there any jobs or internships I should be trying to get myself into already? Any classes I should take in school that would be beneficial to me?

What are some key details about those jobs?

Education requirements, responsibilities, salary, etc.

What are the responsibilities, salaries, education requirements, and weekly hours of each?

What types of jobs are there in finance and what might some of those entail?

What are typical day-to-day tasks for someone who works in finance?

Do they simply diagnose and/or prescribe treatment? Or do they directly partake in the treatment process, too, like doing talk therapy? I'm looking into psychologists and psychiatrists and both are appealing to me, but I want to be able to be involved in the treatment and be able to aid in...

I do know the education requirements and salaries are different, but what about the actual tasks? Can they both diagnose mental disorders or is that only the job of one? Can psychiatrists offer talk therapy in addition to medication, or do they just prescribe the meds? Which would be more...

Psychology is extremely interesting to me and I think a career in the field could very well be a good fit for me. What are some colleges in the US that offer good psychology programs? Or are they all kind of the same difference? I want to have as much knowledge in the area as I can and actually...

I'm really drawn to psychology, but I also might be interested in working in tech. What kinds of things do these people do? Pros/cons of the job? Outlook?

I'm very heavily leaning towards pursuing a career in psychology, but I'm still exploring options within the field. What would a job in researching/conducting studies in psychology potentially look like?

I've been looking into different careers in the psychology field and forensic psychology looks interesting, but I don't know much about what that job would entail.

Education requirements?
Tasks?
Salary?
Other rewarding factors/pros?
Cons?
Any other info that may be good to know?

Salary? Specific difficulties? Pros/cons?

Psychology and mental health have definitely piqued my interest as a possible career choice, but I'd like to hear more about the goods and bads.

What kinds of careers in psychology, if any, might be more likely to have issues with financial security? Why?

what are the tasks like? what are the goods and bads that happen frequently or have the potential to happen?

what are the tasks like? what are the goods and bads that happen frequently or have the potential to happen?

I'm super interested in psychology and how the human brain works. Mental health is really interesting and important to me, too. I'm looking into pursuing a career relating to that sort of thing, but financial stability is very important to me.

what are the differences if they are not the same thing?

I've seen some people say that a degree in psychology can be useful in business, too. What other kinds of jobs could you use the degree in that most people might not think of?

I might be interested in becoming a psychologist but if the salary is small enough that I would be struggling financially I might look in a different area of mental health or psychology for a career

I'm interested in mental health and how the human brain works and would like to pursue a career related to those things