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Member 298403 · 12-30-2009, 01:37 PM

I agree with the above comments and believe your best option is to apply to an MA in Counseling Psychology or an MA in Research Psychology.

Another option might be to do the work toward another Bachelor degree in Psychology or simply take extra courses in Psychology above and beyond the required 120 hours.

Also have you taken the GRE yet? If you score extremely high on the GRE (1400 range) I believe it will greatly improve your chances if you can raise your GPA to the 3.25 area.

12-30-2009, 01:37 PM	#27
Member 298403 Senior Member Status: Psychology Student Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 136	I agree with the above comments and believe your best option is to apply to an MA in Counseling Psychology or an MA in Research Psychology. Another option might be to do the work toward another Bachelor degree in Psychology or simply take extra courses in Psychology above and beyond the required 120 hours. Also have you taken the GRE yet? If you score extremely high on the GRE (1400 range) I believe it will greatly improve your chances if you can raise your GPA to the 3.25 area.