Could you still do a Psych postgrad degree after doing a BSc in Social Psych?
Is it still possible to do further study in psychology, like a forensic/clinical postgraduate degree, after doing a Bsc in social psychology (which is still accredited by the bps)? Would this be a disadvantage? I know it's already difficult enough to get into postgrad psych.
It's possible, although you might be at a slight disadvantage, particularly if people have done relevant 3rd year modules or something. For clinical especially, work experience post-graduation is essential
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