Annah Edmonds

I am currently enrolled in the Clinical Mental Health Program at Texas Southern University, and I am searching for a entry level work from home job in the mental health field in Texas. What types of careers can I apply for if I do not have any certification in mental health? I have a Bachelor...

Hi there, I am in Year 11 (sophomore year) and I am struggling to connect to any jobs that match my interests but also match my personality and lifestyle. I love psychology, history, research, journalism, and statistics. I am very passionate about climate change and human rights, so I would...

I got a degree in psychology and I am wanting to take a break from school. Eventually I'll go to grad school. I just want more job opportunities now and don't know where to look.

Hello Professionals, I'm Sankalp. After 14 years in enterprise sales, I am pivoting to become an independent career coach for students. As I build this new practice through self-study, I have two questions for experienced coaches: 1. What is your single most critical piece of advice—a key...

I am nearly in my sophomore year (the fall of 2025), basically I don't have either an Associate or a Bachelor in Psychology field, I wonder if any activities in this field I could do to learn more about my major and improve my skills as I want to become a psychologist/therapist and a researcher...

I've been struggling finding jobs with psych bachelors. Should I get a masters as well?

money rapidly by passing only 10 th class and now I am a psychology student

additionally, I also would like to explore the options for mental health nurses

i have been looking into it for a while

I am still learning what my best skills are in life. But I want to be able to use them to the best of my ability. How can we learn more about that?

Is social work rewarding enough to make stable life ? What types of internships should I look into? If I wanted to do something with law and social work what should I do ?

I am currently a college freshman closing in on my first year of school. I am a person who typically tries to review any content I am being tested on thoroughly to make sure I brushed up on everything.

I am currently a college freshman working on my bachelors in psychology.

I’m very interested in studying psychology in college, but I’m not sure what career path I want to pursue. Is it worth the financial burden to pursue a masters or doctorate in psychology? Were the pay out, career push, and overall benefits worth the financial and mental burdens of...

I am currently a freshman in college, majoring in psychology. I'm going to grad school to specialize in either forensics or developmental psych. Even though I'm only a freshman, I'm so excited to get a start in my life and my career.