Nate92

After a lot of thinking (and I know they are very different degrees), I've decided that an Ed.S in School Psychology is better suited for me than I/O Psychology. I'm 24 years old, and the only issues is that I have been working in an unrelated work field, sales, assuming that I would be doing I/O Psychology ultimately, AND my undergraduate GPA was a 2.6 GPA cumulative and roughly a 3.0 major in Psychology. Does anyone have any advice to overcome this or recommendations for schools? I had a personal crisis during the beginning of school.

Hello, I will be attending school for an I/O Psychology master's degree in the near future. If possible, I would like to do mental health counseling as well, on a part-time basis. My question is: After completing a master's degree in I/O Psych, what is my best option to prepare myself to do this? Instead of completing an entirely separate degree, is there additional or supplemental schooling I can complete? A friend of mine mentioned a certificate might be possible. I'm just exploring my other options. Thank you! Nate