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anyone anything anywho?
ssglain
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To practice psychology, you need to be registered with the Psychologists' Registration Board. This requires you to complete an approved 4-year psychology degree (e.g. B Psych or B Sc with Honours in psych) and then either complete a postgrad qualification or do two years of supervised placement.
In your case, the problem is that your GPA is a below the required credit average (or GPA 5+) for Honours (at USyd, at least). How did you go in your psych subjects? You may be able to get in if you have good psych results (i.e. D/HDs) but your overall average was dragged down by other subjects. Alternatively, you may like to think about some other unis that might have lower entry criteria into Honours in psych.
In your case, the problem is that your GPA is a below the required credit average (or GPA 5+) for Honours (at USyd, at least). How did you go in your psych subjects? You may be able to get in if you have good psych results (i.e. D/HDs) but your overall average was dragged down by other subjects. Alternatively, you may like to think about some other unis that might have lower entry criteria into Honours in psych.
ssglain
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USyd's Grad Dip in Psychology is equivalent to a major in psychology. According to Graduate Diploma in Psychology (GDP), applicants must not previously have completed a major in Psychology.
Maybe the situation is different in some other universities?
Maybe the situation is different in some other universities?