My associate’s degree is on it’s way to being processed. And I’ve basically got all my gen eds out of the way with the school I applied to that has the applied psychology program.
Another school I might apply at offers a pre-law bachelor’s degree that I find fairly interesting.
Either way, I hope I make the right choice of what to major in. I don’t have too much time left in my GI bill so I have to make the most of it!
Yeah, I understand what you mean about the pre-law degree. I’ve read a lot of people who go on to law school often have their undergrad in philosophy, psychology, or english.
Good luck I find psychology interesting too but difficult in a school setting. Well maybe depends on the professor. The first psychology class I took the teacher was awesome and I got a B. Gluck.
I was no good at chemistry. When the time came to decide which to take in high school, I took biology instead. Hope you enjoy whatever you decide to take. I am sure you will do well.
We’re cool dude. I only have associate degrees. One is in criminal justice, which is useless now since I’m diagnosed. And the other associate degrees are just general, what we call in the U.S. “transfer degrees.”
I would like to possibly work part time one day. For now I’m just making sure I can handle school first.
Thank you @Jonnybegood! I’ve always done really well in psych at the college level, and social sciences in general.
Thank you @disciple! Yeah, college chem was tough haha. I’m fairly proud I got a C in it.
My brain must be wired weird, because I did terrible in college bio. Maybe I just wasn’t ready to be a serious student yet. Or I had too much going on in my life atm. Again, thank you.