Alex would like to pursue an undergraduate degree in psychology, but is worried that without a graduate degree, his career choices will be limited. What information would you share with Alex to help him decide whether or not to pursue an undergraduate degree in psychology?
a. ?Nearly 25% of all psychotherapists hold undergraduate rather than graduate degrees.
b. ?About one third of undergraduates in psychology obtain jobs that are closely related to the field.
c. ?Graduate degrees are necessary if you plan to teach at the college level, but they are not necessary for clinical psychology work.
d. ?Nearly all undergraduate psychology majors who do not pursue a graduate degree move on to careers unrelated to psychology.
ANSWER:
b
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