Psychology degree

I'm starting A2 soon and I'm hoping to apply for psychology in uni and hopefully become an educational psychologist in the future. How do you become an educational psychologist after getting your degree in psychology? Is psychology difficult in uni? Is it difficult to become an educational psychologist and is it competitive? Is the pay good? Also as a side note the uni I want to study at is Manchester and they have the GCSE requirements of Bs in both English and maths. I got both Cs in these subjects, do you think there's any point in applying for this uni or will they reject my application straight away?

Uni's hate psychology...... But it's worth a shot

What do you mean??

It's useless, that's all

Is it really that hard to get a job in psychology after you've finished your degree

Is it really that hard to get a job in psychology after you've finished your degree

I'm starting A2 soon and I'm hoping to apply for psychology in uni and hopefully become an educational psychologist in the future. How do you become an educational psychologist after getting your degree in psychology? Is psychology difficult in uni? Is it difficult to become an educational psychologist and is it competitive? Is the pay good? Also as a side note the uni I want to study at is Manchester and they have the GCSE requirements of Bs in both English and maths. I got both Cs in these subjects, do you think there's any point in applying for this uni or will they reject my application straight away?

Don't be put off what's been said, I've just graduated with a psychology degree and many of those who I graduated with have found jobs in the area. Becoming an educational psychologist is quite difficult, but if that's what you want then go for it! I'll PM you a few slides on the subject if you like? Yeah the pay is good. I'm not sure if uni's would reject you based on the GCSE's, but I know are other universities around Manchester which would not reject you for having C's in those subjects. Good luck.

Thanks, what are you hoping to do now that you've graduated? And please could you send me the slides

Don't be put off what's been said, I've just graduated with a psychology degree and many of those who I graduated with have found jobs in the area. Becoming an educational psychologist is quite difficult, but if that's what you want then go for it! I'll PM you a few slides on the subject if you like? Yeah the pay is good. I'm not sure if uni's would reject you based on the GCSE's, but I know are other universities around Manchester which would not reject you for having C's in those subjects. Good luck.

I'm starting A2 soon and I'm hoping to apply for psychology in uni and hopefully become an educational psychologist in the future. How do you become an educational psychologist after getting your degree in psychology? Is psychology difficult in uni? Is it difficult to become an educational psychologist and is it competitive? Is the pay good? Also as a side note the uni I want to study at is Manchester and they have the GCSE requirements of Bs in both English and maths. I got both Cs in these subjects, do you think there's any point in applying for this uni or will they reject my application straight away?