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Job Hunt Vol. No longer a full-time student
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What was your major and what school did you go to?
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Psych major
I have something lined up for the fall, but for the summer is what I am talking about
I have to take summer classes for the job too so the standardbusiness hours of 9-5 are pretty much off limits to me, i.e, I'm going to have be rockin' a uniform for the next couple of weeks. Ouch.
I have something lined up for the fall, but for the summer is what I am talking about
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I think you took an L for being a psych major...unless you plan on doing graduate work.
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What's your job in the fall?
nyfly1
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UPS is always hiring folk
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Graduate work would be your best bet as dude said.
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UPS is always hiring folk
What are you majoring in b?
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Yes, you can drink my milkshake.
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How does this make you feel? tell us about it.
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1. This summer/fall I start an internship....so like I said, I'm straight for the fall. Will I be cakin'? By no means, but its what I wanna do and Iain't tryna cop a M5 and a Urban Loft in the near future.
2. I took NO 'L' by becoming a psych major, given that I plan on pursuing a career primarily pertaining to research and education
3. I'm looking for a summer job. Since I am doing the summer institute thing for TFA, I only have time to work atnight/weekends which means I'm limited to wear I can work, which means, like I said, retail and food service is where it's at. Ouch.
4.Yes, I plan on going to grad school after I'm done wit' the internship; most likely part time starting next year once I can work out my schedulegood.
Got dam, now who else wanna start wit' smart comments/questions? . Given that summer is coming up, I thought others would be in the samesituation.....lookin' for jobs and what not. My bad tho, looks like I was wrong
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moonmaster pretty much got it.
only psych majors i know who are eating good doubled major.
only psych majors i know who are eating good doubled major.
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No need to get salty, I misunderstood what you were going for with the post. If I were you I'd go for a low key retail store in the mall. Apparel is a hell of a lot easier than shoes, and some kind of gift store would be even easier. Good luck.Originally Posted by I Drink Your Milkshake
1. This summer/fall I start an internship....so like I said, I'm straight for the fall. Will I be cakin'? By no means, but its what I wanna do and I ain't tryna cop a M5 and a Urban Loft in the near future.
2. I took NO 'L' by becoming a psych major, given that I plan on pursuing a career primarily pertaining to research and education
3. I'm looking for a summer job. Since I am doing the summer institute thing for TFA, I only have time to work at night/weekends which means I'm limited to wear I can work, which means, like I said, retail and food service is where it's at. Ouch.
4.Yes, I plan on going to grad school after I'm done wit' the internship; most likely part time starting next year once I can work out my schedule good.
Got dam, now who else wanna start wit' smart comments/questions? . Given that summer is coming up, I thought others would be in the same situation.....lookin' for jobs and what not. My bad tho, looks like I was wrong
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Got dam, now who else wanna start wit' smart comments/questions?
This is NT, you're talking to.
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Why the hate on psychology majors? I know some alums that are doing very well, and aren't even in the field of psychology. It's just a bachelor, whichis IMO, no different from a business degree.
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Yeah, I just graduated last weekend with a degree in Counseling Psychology, but I never expected that a degree in Psychology would lead to a lavish lifestyleof NT-esque wealth. I just wanted a degree in the field, because adolescent behavior modification will be the kinds of jobs I will always have.
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i know the feeling. graduated 3 years ago with a fine arts degree, still searching
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lol fine arts
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puttin' in applications at Kohl's and Joe's Crab Shack? Sumthin' ain't right....
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]Goes to show you how much a degree is worth[/color]
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Dude, its the summer,shut up and grind it out. Your lucky you got an internship to fall back on in the fall. It took my cousin a year before he got hisserious job in his field (and he's a psych major) and your worried just about the summer?
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[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]Goes to show you how much a degree is worth
i hope you're not referring to all college degrees...
anyway, psych majors are a dime a dozen. it's hands down one of the top 5 easiest degrees to obtain, which is probably why there are so many out there.