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[YourGuiltyConscience]

1. Sports Psychology 60k
2. Forensic Psychology 61k
3. School Psychologist 77k
4. Counseling Psychologist 81k
5. Clinical Psychologist 83k
6. Psychology Teacher 85k
7. Engineering Psychologist 90k
8. Neuropsychologist 93k
9. Industrial-Organizational Psychologist 102k
10. Psychiatrist 216k

[hemalearnenglishthroughtam]

I might be only if 12 right now, my dream is to become a Psychiatrist and I'm working hard to learn everything since now.

[sanyavadhavkar]

engineer psychology was new. thank you summarizing these careers so well. i am a junior planning for grad school but not sure of my field so this is a good starting point

[christopherstreet]

Very informative and helpful. My focus is counseling psychology LPC in New Jersey. I’m hearing a lot of good reviews about Rutgers’ masters mental health counseling program.Not sure if I’m up for the PhD track tho.

[sithandiwencube]

Always so curious about Industrial psychology 🤔

[Nemhyz]

The 15 minutes thing has me feeling a certain way lol... I feel like it's just small talk then medicating as fast as possible to just make that bank

[mintstandardstudios]

I’m moving to Washington next year and these are pretty low for the state of Washington. As an example I have a MSPC and when I move will on average be starting at around 80k as a counselor with my Masters. At the PhD level I’m expecting around $100-120k practicing counseling alone but I plan to go much higher than that doing research and neuro/pharmaceutical.

[Herocross]

Heyo! So, I went and signed up for a Psychology Course for College and I'm studying how to take on this Course and the others because, getting into Psychology seems nice and I'm also going on a Course for my Dream Career (Marine Biologist) and the basic Courses like Mathematics and English. I'ma watch more of your videos because they are really helpful, knowledgeable and informative!! Have a good one, seeya!🤗💙

[Smileyface]

love and appreciate your videos so much!

[creoleladisallthatjazznblu]

I want to focus on clinical psychology or counseling psychology.

[eddysahib]

hi phil! glad to come across your channel. Just wanted to ask you regarding the career switch to be a psychologist. I am currently working as an engagement associate at The executive centre. My day to day task consist of liasing with clients and building rapport. However, things changed after i came across multiple articles about psychology, which builds the sense of interest for me to pursue psychology as my future career prospect. However i am currently caught in the midst of a social dilemma.

In order for me to pursue psychology, i have to return to college since my major in college was business administration management. Knowing that i have to work the 9-5 job, i can only resort to studying as a part time student.

In your opinion, is it okay to pursue part time education in psychology, what would be the tough challenges intellectually if i am juggling work and school and how do i brace through it. Do give me some advices and i believe that you are the ideal person who could save me from this conundrum.

Take care and god bless you always brother!

[Shaiyino.thebraveone]

The salary has to matter .. I don’t wanna make what someone who nvr attend college make

[abdullahmufti]

Hello Phil. I'm gonna study psychology undergrad this September. currently interested in Clinical Psychology but I'm confused if Clinical Psychologists are like doctors who can't prescribe medicine or if they're jobs are more based on counseling and therapy. And what are the opportunities if you having your own office and workplace with clinical psychology (after you've completed the required education and qualifications) It would be great if you could clarify.Thanks

[s.k]

Can clinical psychologists work with patients who deal with behavioural issues such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, etc…?

[gloriachinaza]

This video is really great, I want to study till the point that I can counsel and still prescribe at the same time, what are the steps to take

[shelle]

hi phil i am a masters level psychologist in MI but relocated to NJ. Its been a journey. I wanted to ask you about the salary ranges that youre referencing - 60k $ is very low for a (sport) psychologist, and school psychologist / in any state of the US. I have heard that in the western states they pay very well upwards of 90 k ^, but here in NJ I thought 100 k was low !! so please enlighten me what states/salary ranges youre familiar with ? would you say the gross average pay in the US has vast plummeted ? I believe most psychologists should be comfortably making 90k and up after licensing - lmk what you think

[mrityunjaybandyopadhyay]

Hello Phil

I'm from India, currently pursuing bachelors in psychology from India and i wanna become a clinical psychologist.. Neuropsychology also fascinates me a lot. But I am little bit sceptical about the scope of clinical neuropsychology in future. As we all know they're specialized in brain behavior relationships and most important work they do is conducting comprehensive neuropsychological assessments... But is there any threat to this profession with the advancement of neuroimaging techniques.. I mean will neuroimaging techniques (fMRI) replace these assessments in future... And I really don't know how can these imaging techniques quantify cognitive abilities so i guess our assessments will still serve a purpose in understanding how a person is exactly functioning in his daily life..

I have one more question that are neuropsychologists trained in neuroimaging.. Because in India this field is in its infancy.

[MashilaKebede]

thank so much my NEMA is kidist love much psycaterist doctor the future plan so when am psycaterist doctor please telm?

[thehm]

In which country they draw this much can you please let me know....
I wanted to know about canada...
Thanks for making this video!!

[Safespii]

I wanna do clinical psycholgy but is it worth it? Like, can it help me with my everyday life and susch?