BOOOOO HISSSSSSS and shame on your school!!!!!!! :mad: :mad: :mad: Psychology is a great discipline!!!!

the occupations are defintely not jokes..

1. child psychologist
2. marriage counselor
3. police officer
4. criminal profiler
5. detective

many many more...
the world of psych and criminal justice is awesome

I always wanted to be that guy that tested the Mic before the concert.

"Testing, testing, 1, 2, 1, 2, I need the left monitor to be raised. Thanks! 1,2,1,2, Testing, TEsting."

"I dont wanna grow up. I'm a toys-r-us kid.... "
 

What do I want to be when I grow up??? An adult :D

Seriously, I want to be a parole officer. Still get to go through the how-to-kick-someone's-ass classes and learn to fire a gun, but I'm not a cop. I always wanted to be a counselor of some sort but "Okay Johnny, what do you want to be when you grow up?" isn't quite what I'm looking for.

Well I just graduated with a degree in journalism (broadcast), but I don't want to do anything in that field at all. So, now I'm looking into working in a talent agency for models and actors or doing event planning for entertainment parties.

I thought i knew but i really don't, nor do i care.

I have no plans to grow up. In the meantime, though, I guess I'll keep practicing law.

'Cause growing up is awfuller
Than all the awful things that ever were!
I'll never grow up, never grow up, never grow up!
No sir!

Law schools don't care a whit what your undergrad major is, with a few exceptions:

-- they don't want a whole school full of poli-sci, history, criminal justice or pre-law majors, and

-- they are aware that some majors are harder or require more discipline than others. Doing well in a more difficult major shows that you are willing to work, study and apply yourself. It's a plus!

Besides, if you major in something you really enjoy, your grades are likely to be better.

Good luck!

I don't think I got that memo either, lol. Maybe it was missing the new TPS cover sheet. ;)