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Originally Posted by Ravirn
I spent two years as a bartender (19 -21 yrs old). Not a lot of pay, but WOW... the sheer amount of LIVING that happened was amazing.  I've got some WILD stories to tell you!   As far as your educational future, both avenues you've listed help people, so kudos to you!! The question is "What fulfills you more in helping people?" Helping people overcome the chains that bind them, or prosecuting the 'bad people'. From your comments (that I've read), you seem to be a person who enjoys helping and empowering people. The psych route seems to be more along what you've posted, but hey... I don't know you. Strength, courage and good fortune to you! |
Thanks!
Actually, I've been leaning towards prosecutor. There isn't a lot of security in the psychology industry. Jobs as a clinical psychologist are
very scarce, and it's incredibly hard to get into the Ph. D. program alone. Besides that, I originally wanted to join the police force, but having seen the effects of that second-handedly (my aunt and uncle both work for the LAPD), I don't know if I could handle that kind of stress and hours, so I opted to go to law school because it's certainly a doable future full of excitement and an ever-changing atmosphere.
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