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Hey,
I'm having a dilemma. I chose Psychology as my major and 3 years into it; I decided that it's not for me, in a sense. I want to help individuals and I'm not sure if counseling, per say, would be enjoyable for me. I'm currently a volunteer at the local Rape Crisis Center and am applying for an internship opening next semester. I adore working with victims of sexual assault because I genuinely feel as though I'm helping them.
That's the most I can think of since I'm in a rush.
My adviser said that I should apply to Social Work graduate programs. Do you think he's correct in his assumptions? Should I just stick with Psychology since I'm this close to earning a bachelors in it?
Thank you lovelies,
--Ria.
I'm having a dilemma. I chose Psychology as my major and 3 years into it; I decided that it's not for me, in a sense. I want to help individuals and I'm not sure if counseling, per say, would be enjoyable for me. I'm currently a volunteer at the local Rape Crisis Center and am applying for an internship opening next semester. I adore working with victims of sexual assault because I genuinely feel as though I'm helping them.
That's the most I can think of since I'm in a rush.
My adviser said that I should apply to Social Work graduate programs. Do you think he's correct in his assumptions? Should I just stick with Psychology since I'm this close to earning a bachelors in it?
Thank you lovelies,
--Ria.