Is obtaining a degree in organizational psychology/development worth it?

Is obtaining a degree in organizational psychology/development worth it Asked by OrgCoach 15 months ago Similar questions: obtaining degree organizational psychology development worth Science > Psychology.

Similar questions: obtaining degree organizational psychology development worth.

Well, I don't think there are a lot of jobs in that field. Maybe you should get a double degree so you have something else to fall back on.

It may be "worth it" to the student, as a rich learning experience, BUT that being a "soft to very mushy science", there is not a lot of tangible value there for employers to benefit from. And it's a very frustrating field -- because even if you do find a job, it's nearly impossible to change a corporate culture-- you might write very insightful reports, but the chances of your ever seeing your suggestions put into action is nearly nil. Go rent the 1943 movie "Gung Ho!"

In it there's one of these types in the Army, and he (Ha! ) succeeds in implementing his plans.

When my daughter went to the get her degree in Psychology the professors said to the class: "You better plan to get a master after your bachelor degree". She got two: One in clinical psychology and the other one in School counseling. She loves her jobs as a counselor at a middle school, as a Psychology college professor and in a practice here in town counseling adolescents.

Busy, busy, busy. Have a plan and try to get internships during the summer to get a feel for the job. Make sure it is exactly what you imagine it would be.

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