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http://www.apa.org/gradpsych/2012/11/right-path.aspx
Good reasons to go
Do you have a burning research question or career goal that can be addressed only by a doctorate in psychology? If so, that's a great reason to sign up for grad school, says Alan E. Kazdin, PhD, a Yale University psychology professor and former APA president.
"Are you really intrigued by something in psychology, like how the brain works on solving problems and making seemingly new connections while you are asleep? Or how exercise, some psychotherapies and some medications alter depression?" If not, don't go, he advises. "Life is too short and career options are too many."
If you're already invested in a grad program and are questioning whether it was a good decision, take heart — psychology often allows room to switch topics and to ask new questions as they evolve, Kazdin says. Kazdin himself didn't know exactly what he wanted to do when he ventured into a clinical psychology program, but he did know that he'd have a lot of options. "In my case, in clinical psychology, one can teach at all sorts of levels, do research, work in business, at hospitals, engage in clinical work and more. What career flexibility!"
ask yourself those two Questions
How many people realise that there are really only two paths in life?
And how many realize how important it is to choose the right path?
The Choice that Challenges Us All
1. Slowly do more of what feels right.
2. Shadow someone
.3. Create creative overlaps.
4. Find your model
.5. Embrace the Grit.
6. Revel in leaving some stones upturned – for now.
