re: Psychology Majors...

Quoting khigh:" Yep. That's what it really depends on. I want to strive for the highest and the best and I won't be ... [snip!] ... in Oklahoma. I really want my own show on the History Channel, but I will settle with the Smithsonian for the time being."

LOL - you have much higher dreams than I do so I suppose you would need the best education possible!   Good for you though, I can't work right now anyways, so not having job experience right now is hurting me. Wish SAHM could be credible on a resume! lol

I think we scared OP away....  

Quoting mommy-in-a-blended-family:" LOL - you have much higher dreams than I do so I suppose you would need the best education possible! ... [snip!] ... work right now anyways, so not having job experience right now is hurting me. Wish SAHM could be credible on a resume! lol"

Label your SAHM status as research in the social structure of children under 5!

Quoting khigh:" Label your SAHM status as research in the social structure of children under 5!"

HA great idea!!

LOL I wasn't scared away, ha ha

Thanks for all the info!!! I'm leaning more towards Psychology for sure.. is it a lot of work from a Bachelors to a Masters ??

<blockquote><b>Quoting Legendary Amanda:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting khigh:</b>" How can you do interactive case studies through ... [snip!] ... Oh and yes, I would never do online schooling for a BA or higher, it's pointless and most people won't recognize it."</blockquote>



Neither would I but enrolling in a university and doing distant learning for core classes is different. I'm enrolled at university of Columbus for the RN to BSN program. Bullsmurf classes will be taken online because I don't have time to sit in every single class for 6 hours, 4 times a week. The nursing school I went to had an option to take certain classes online but the actual nursing classes had to be taken on campus.

Quoting *~Bunny~Hump~*:" LOL I wasn't scared away, ha ha Thanks for all the info!!! I'm leaning more towards Psychology for sure.. is it a lot of work from a Bachelors to a Masters ??"

depends what you're getting your master's in. A lot of the core classes are repetitive, just more work.

Quoting *~Bunny~Hump~*:" LOL I wasn't scared away, ha ha Thanks for all the info!!! I'm leaning more towards Psychology for sure.. is it a lot of work from a Bachelors to a Masters ??"

It will be 2-3 years depending on your specialty area. The classes will be pretty much the same classes you take for the BS degree but much more in depth.